Sentence examples for maneuver you from inspiring English sources

You maneuver them; they maneuver you.

Jews you can maneuver, and they can maneuver you.

With the Rubin maneuver, you grab the anterior shoulder and push it forward toward the baby's chest; and with the McRoberts maneuver you sharply flex the mother's legs up onto her abdomen and so lift her pubic bone off the baby's shoulder.

If a breech baby's arms are out but the head is trapped, you have the Mauriceau-Smellie-Veit maneuver: you place your finger in the baby's mouth, which allows you to pull forcefully while still controlling the head.

It's called "hidden-city ticketing," but before I explain how to execute the maneuver, you're going to need some background.

In this maneuver, you declare all or part of the account to be taxable income and pay the income tax.

You are not nearly as unethical as the "friend" who maneuvers you into this dilemma: defraud the government or deprive her children of health insurance.

The glamour was unforced, but more than that you didn't feel that Ms. Von Furstenberg was maneuvering you toward her nearest sales counter, flogging you with products — a problem with a lot of shows nowadays.

The circular stone staircase narrows precipitously as you ascend, but if you can squeeze past other visitors on their way down (which can involve some sideways maneuvers), you'll be rewarded with 360-degree views of the city.

In Bushworld, you don't need to bother asking your vice president and top Defense Department officials whether you should go to war in Iraq, because they've already maneuvered you into going to war.

And it turns out that you can work for free, because, through a series of dubious transactions and nimble maneuvers, you're able to keep thirty or sixty million dollars peregrinating through various overseas bank accounts.