Sentence examples for he has maneuvered from inspiring English sources

He has maneuvered to eliminate his political and military rivals.

He has maneuvered between the demands of Catholic factions to his left and right.

And he has maneuvered his firm into a strong position to grow as the economy rebounds.

The political fog has cleared to reveal certainties: Mr. Putin never had any intention of leaving power, and he has maneuvered so that he can remain until 2024.

Mr. Milosevic has been consistent in at least one way throughout Yugoslavia's slow death: He has maneuvered tirelessly to keep the violence out of Serbia.

Perhaps he has maneuvered through the Garden politics by being a self-deprecating former college honors student who outsmarted the system.

By then he had maneuvered himself into the chairmanship of the countys Democratic Party, so he could essentially anoint himself for the job.

Before Rove joined Bush full time, he had maneuvered himself into a position in Texas that was about as close as it is possible to get to being an old-fashioned political boss.

By the end of 1800, he had maneuvered Russia into the disadvantageous position of being officially at war with France, unofficially at war with Great Britain, without diplomatic relations with Austria, and on the verge of sending an army through the unmapped khanates in Central Asia to invade British-controlled India.

Then in the space of two minutes he had maneuvered himself, wineglass in hand, to within two feet of Nan Kempner, the socialite, who was sporting a small glacier on her right hand that seemed to have the same effect on him as a tall glass of Scotch might on a recovering alcoholic.

Mayor Bloomberg has maneuvered New York City through one recession.