Sentence examples for bold maneuver from inspiring English sources

In fact, they praised Morey for the bold maneuver.

In early 2006, Russia cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine, in a bold maneuver to weaken Mr. Yushchenko's government.

In one particularly bold maneuver, she dragged her Mediterranean fleet 40 miles overland in order to relaunch it, via the Gulf of Suez, into the Red Sea.

The bold maneuver would probably be used only if the team were trailing by a substantial margin and in desperate need of a spark.

Whether or not that particular word is banned remains unclear (Samuel Smith did not provide a list), but attempting to take the curses out of pubs is a bold maneuver.

The giant bank made such a bold maneuver in late August, buying preferred convertible shares from Countrywide, equal to 16% of the common, if exercised (click here for story).

Because of his bold maneuvering, it's almost easy to forget the relatively short life span of LaVar's fame.

Galway then surrendered, and Ginkel followed this victory with a series of bold maneuvers by which he succeeded in capturing the city of Limerick, the Irish cavalry camp, and the fort on Thomond Bridge.

Bold maneuvers can sometimes fail miserably on Broadway, but "Fun Home" is the reigning Tony winner for best musical, and "Hamilton," the hottest ticket in New York, is the odds-on favorite to pick up the award next year.

"When I first went to see him, it was after screwing up my nerve to try to be bold and maneuver myself into a better job, and after what happened with him, I never really tried that again," she said.

The decision, announced on Monday evening, was a bold political maneuver by the State Senate majority leader, Dean G. Skelos, and his Republican colleagues that sent the governor scrambling to respond.