Sentence examples similar to chaotic manoeuvring from inspiring English sources
The election ends more than a year of infighting and often-chaotic manoeuvring between the SDP and the Liberals after the general election and gives Mr Ashdown the chance to revive the fortunes of his party, now languishing in the opinion polls at a low level, without internal organisational argument.
An overall process of fitting in was apparent, explaining how relatives tried to manoeuvre in a chaotic and scary situation.
The event, in the parish of Haxey, north Lincolnshire, is not unlike the mass rugby/football games that take place in various parts of the country where there are far more participants than rules – a large, chaotic match in which locals try to manoeuvre the leather "hood" to one of four pubs.
The Libyan army first ambushed the chaotic caravan of volunteers, supporters and bystanders outside Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte, then outflanked them through the desert, a manoeuvre requiring the sort of discipline the rag-tag rebels lack.
Manoeuvring among rivals is feverish.
But the manoeuvring continued.
The manoeuvring is palpable.
