A deft captain, my friend's father smoothly maneuvered us out of the slip, careful to make no wake.
State Department officials, who thought they had maneuvered us off the short road to war, seem resigned to the fact that they have probably failed.
Nine stories above street level, there is a rooftop off-road test track, where Nodarse took me for a hair-raising ride in a seven-passenger LR4 Land Rover, inching the S.U.V. up a seven-foot-high, twenty-five-degree ramp and, later, maneuvering us over mounds of rocks.
I watched as the wheel turned itself, carefully maneuvering us through crowded streets and around other cars and pedestrians.
Such a maneuver "takes us way back to an earlier day when people used to do things like that to stop civil rights laws from passing," Mr. Lieberman said.
In principal, this customized technological maneuver helped us to separate the host-pathogen relationships from the terrestrial bias.
Our 40-minute wait seemed shorter, perhaps because everyone — hostess, bartenders, waiters maneuvering around us — was so nice.
The United States imperialists are trying to achieve their criminal purpose with a blatant military action because their political and diplomatic pressure and economic stifling maneuvers against us are wearing out.
But they, these reserves, will give us the freedom to maneuver, will allow us to preserve macroeconomic stability and therefore not permit spikes of inflation or sharp changes in the value of the ruble.
I know Sadat and Mubarak and all the military dictators, they use maneuvers, they deceive us, and so I was not shocked by the deception.
