Sentence examples for maneuvering in a from inspiring English sources

An attack helicopter hovered above, accompanied by two drones that kept maneuvering in a way that suggested Scott Pruitt's initials.

As the politicians talk, growing numbers of ships and aircraft are maneuvering in a relatively small area around the islands, significantly heightening the risk of accidents.

But the ship seemed to be maneuvering in a way that would force the Nassau to sail closer to Yemen, where several speed boats were clearly visible.

However, a large amount of simulation studies and flight tests have demonstrated that maneuvering in a fixed direction (constant acceleration, denoted as type I maneuver) does not, usually, pose a real challenge to the interceptor guidance system.

Think you could do a better job of maneuvering in a space suit than these guys?

Some of the most brilliant surprise attacks of Khalid were his night attacks from three different sides on Persian camps at Zumail, Muzayyah and Saniyy, his highly mobile army successfully maneuvering in a 100 km area, quickly destroying encampments of the Persians and their Arab allies.

Companies and countries have started maneuvering in an effort to broker special carve-outs, exclusions or inclusions.

If you're maneuvering in an environment that provides "Noise Cover" or if there is a medium risk of being heard, lower your heel to the ground to touch when switching weight to the lead foot.

It's the old Hollywood conundrum: how does a left-wing conscience find room to maneuver in a right-wing form?

It also needed strong, stable wheels that could traverse the carpeted floors, and it had to be easily maneuvered in a small space.

The high deficit, already close to breaching European Union rules, has left the government with relatively little room to maneuver in a crisis.