Sentence examples for deft maneuvering from inspiring English sources

Being elected speaker, though, is not a reward for past accomplishment, so if you need fresh evidence of Pelosi's skill, look no further than her deft maneuvering against the effort to dislodge her.

The pope "was a great show for the deaf," Father Judge is quoted saying, but Mr. Daly also records the friar's deft maneuvering past security checkpoints to get a paralyzed police officer backstage at a papal visit.

It takes some deft maneuvering not the hit that when you're trying to go the left screen.

Wang may need more deft maneuvering to keep his sprawling business empire intact and to avoid serious legal consequences for himself.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has put to shame every other politician in the public sphere with his deft maneuvering as leader of the high court.

But even if you reach that higher progressive benchmark for a living wage in a city considered affordable in relation to the Bay Area, New York City, or Seattle, getting by without going into debt in Chicago still requires some deft maneuvering.

This is a deft maneuver to block any investigation of Saudi atrocities in Yemen.

The Senate still found a way to perform some deft maneuvers around judicial nominations.

This deft maneuver was described in what some felt was the myth making that followed as "the Trollope ploy".

It involves Jenson Button's avoiding an armed robbery leaving Sao Paolo's track because of deft maneuvers by his carjacking-veteran driver.

Back in January, Mr. Wainwright had a kind of dress rehearsal for the big changeover, courtesy of Mr. Weisbrodt's 40th birthday, and in a deft maneuver, neatly managed to kill two birds with one stone-encrusted birthday present.