The phrase "maneuver over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a transition from one activity or situation to another. For example: We need to maneuver over to the next topic of discussion.
One official scoffed at all the maneuvering, given that there was precious little to maneuver over.
Robosimian can maneuver over rubble and through narrow corridors in order to, one day, rescue humans from peril.
I could hardly breathe watching her struggle with a walker -- in pain, on medication -- trying to maneuver over doorsills, getting caught in area carpets and extension cords.
The central bank said it also may limit the monetary policy committee's "room for maneuver" over the medium term, and may also affect the pace at which restrictions on capital flows can be relaxed.
The technical events challenge the skier's ability to maneuver over courses marked by closely spaced gates through which both skis must pass; winners are determined by the lowest combined time in two runs on two different courses.
As a sitting president and a president-elect maneuver over how to bail out Detroit and ultimately how to convince the Big Three to radically change their ways -- there may be some instructive lessons in the Middle East peace process.
Hence, the maneuvering over the president.
Finally, discusses maneuvering over which tax revenues will be raised to make up the budget deficit.
In Washington, the maneuvering over China also has a military component.
The diplomatic maneuvering over Syria came amid another drama at the United Nations.
This position of the pelvic fins gives the perciforms an advantage in maneuvering over short distances.
