The stake is 28%, but eBay claims the Craigslist leaders tried to maneuver it down to around 18%.
The doctor slowly maneuvered it down my nose and into my throat in order to view and record my vocal cords in action.
In this family they would probably fill it with peas or artichokes, I thought, maneuvering my fork down past Vanja to my plate, where I cut off a piece with the edge — brown crust under the white cream, yellow inside, with red streaks of jam — twisted my wrist so that the piece of cake remained on the fork, raised it past Vanja, and inserted it in my mouth.
Your pilot is weaving in and over and around snow-capped mountain peaks, maneuvering up and down verdant valleys, sliding past... wait: are those glaciers out there?
The family members and older people in these households stated that they had a hard time maneuvering up and down from either the toilets or beds.
Asimo, which can be controlled with a remote unit as well as a computer, can walk along at a pace of about 1 mile per hour, change direction smoothly and maneuver up and down stairs.
There are 156 rooms in this sprawling resort, each allotted a golf cart so guests can maneuver up and down the hills.
They're easier to maneuver down quaint little alleys, and they're an easy way to deal with islands that put regulations on cars.
It maneuvered down a quiet road by the Allegheny River, over a heavily trafficked bridge, and onto a congested street.
"If I lost my medical benefits, if this check lags at all, it would literally kill me," said Andrew Seeman, a Vietnam-era veteran who was maneuvering his wheelchair down a ramp outside the V.A. medical center in Denver.
Unlike other body-boarders who performed the difficult maneuver lying down, Wolfson did it sitting up.
