Sentence examples for do a maneuver from inspiring English sources
But I feel like it's important to do a maneuver because it's your best trick and you like it, not because you're just trying to score points.
The reasons, he said, generally fall into three categories: The remote sends bad signals, the person does not build the model well, or the pilots — "that's what they call them, pilots" — try to do a maneuver above their skill level.
Paul says: "When you're doing a maneuver and you go up on two wheels, it's the weirdest feeling because your body feel is, once you get past a certain point, you feel like you're really gone.
As we were leaving the hotel on Sunday, one of the other girls's roadies asked me how I did a maneuver on the lyra where I hang upside down from the tops of my feet.
Do not, however, do a Heimlich maneuver on a drowning victim before starting CPR since there is not enough water in the lungs to interfere with ventilation.
And to roll the sedan over, "you'd have to do a very severe maneuver," said Paul Mercurio, an engineer for Bosch.
While New Shepard remains mostly vertical, the Falcon 9 first stage is in a horizontal configuration, requiring SpaceX to do a complex flip maneuver before it comes in for a vertical landing.
Do a gentle Valsalva maneuver.
"We sort of had to do a lot of maneuvering and we had to shimmy a lot of things around corners on the stairs to make it fit," he said.
His uncomfortable perch provided the perfect metaphor for where the Jets find themselves with a quarter of the season gone: at 1-3, they are backed into a precariously tight spot in the American Football Conference standings, needing to do a lot of maneuvering to reach the playoffs.
