Sentence examples for help maneuver from inspiring English sources

During movies in the StarRider Theater, visitors help maneuver spaceships on the screen from controls at each chair.

Brawniness applies when it's time to sweep, which, when done well, can help maneuver or curl the stone around another to put it into position.

As Mr. Weisberg tells it, both Mr. Bush's political adviser Karl Rove and Vice President Dick Cheney recognized the president's Oedipal fixation and used it to help maneuver the president into going along with their own agendas.

The first truss structure going to the station also houses four large gyroscopes that later will help maneuver and stabilize the outpost, and equipment that will improve voice and television transmissions from the station.

Facilitation may help keep workgroups on target and help maneuver such challenges.

There are plenty of cameras positioned around the vehicle to help maneuver this land yacht.

Young people need help maneuvering within this evolving ecosystem.

On the contrary, he (or at least his political judo master, Karl Rove) was hailed for his genius in helping maneuver a presidential favorite into the Senate leadership.

But there is something about her, said Martin P. Robinson, the puppeteer who designed the original Audrey 22 years ago and now helps maneuver Audrey II at the Virginia Theater.

Louise Dunn gives lectures about her mother, telling anecdotes about posing as a child for portraits of angels and helping maneuver unfurled sketches along the studio floor.

Bettman's antagonist, the Players Associationn representative Donald Fehr, helped maneuver the players out of a total screw-job, but his determination also prolonged the battle and nearly cost the players their livelihood.