Sentence examples similar to getting maneuver from inspiring English sources

And his 2002 debut, "Original Pirate Material," was a mini-masterpiece full of clubby beats and pubby lyrics about nothing in particular: "Can't lounge in the boozer all day, got maneuvers to make.

In another attention-getting maneuver, the Kimeses got dressed for a party and crashed four of them on a single night in Washington, including one given by Vice President Gerald Ford and one given by the Belgian ambassador.

I've got to maneuver him into the car and pack his chair and all that and what for?

"You've really got to maneuver the ball well," said Faldo, who finished in a tie for fifth yesterday.

It was obvious from the beginning that this type of shelter was a scam, and the Treasury Department tried to get this maneuver banned in 1994 -- but Congress refused to act.

The clamp closes through a ratcheting mechanism so I had to get the maneuver started with my own strength.

After you get the maneuver performed on you by a doctor, you will be give a soft collar (also known as a soft neck brace) that you will be asked to wear for the rest of the day.

Break the circulation by turning the other direction, or stopping the acceleration to get better maneuver ability.(most useful-as mentioned at the top) Never stop firing at this time, but use your plasma balls well enough, because you can only use them once in 5 seconds.

They and their investors have maneuvered to get Infinite up and running with a surge of public sector demand.

He credits that maneuver with getting him $50 off recently on a Glock pistol that a store manager insisted he would sell for no less than $450.

This maneuver necessitated getting tax data from other financial sources.