Instead, he began what Sir Winston Churchill called "a series of extremely laborious and mystifying maneuvers," with the object of creating a unified command under someone other than Haig.
The New Yorker, October 26 , 1963P. 43 The other day a pretty lady all dressed in blue lost her hat on Sixth Ave .and 42nd St. Taxicabs maneuvered around the object, and even private cars swerved to avoid it.
The other day a pretty lady all dressed in blue lost her hat on Sixth Ave .and 42nd St. Taxicabs maneuvered around the object, and even private cars swerved to avoid it.
Transportation Bond Drive Note: An I.R.T. subway conductor recently told his passengers as they were leaving his train at 137th St. and Broadway, "It's… The other day a pretty lady all dressed in blue lost her hat on Sixth Ave .and 42nd St. Taxicabs maneuvered around the object, and….
By Edith M. Agar and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 26 , 1963P. 43 The other day a pretty lady all dressed in blue lost her hat on Sixth Ave .and 42nd St. Taxicabs maneuvered around the object, and even private cars swerved to avoid it.
As the patrolmen approached the object, it maneuvered through the trees and disappeared.
Understand that experienced fencers will generally try to jump around the Tactical Wheel in order to "out-think" their opponent, rather than trying to score touches with speed and power alone, the object being to maneuver the opponent into a position where they are vulnerable to the fencer's best actions.
In the wake of Telerate, Dow Jones became the object of takeover maneuvers.
SAN FRANCISCO — With its sloping fairways and slanted greens, the Olympic Club calls to mind a wood labyrinth maze game, with the golf ball replacing the steel ball as the object to be maneuvered around the pitfall-filled Lake Course.
In many applications, ROVs will need to be capable of maneuvering to any given point, following the object and to be controllable from the surface.
