Sentence examples for maneuvering my from inspiring English sources

Maneuvering my shopping cart through the brassiere section of a Wal-Mart in Charles Town, W. Va.

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.

Tata took a few, maneuvering my head with her hands to find the perfect angle to accentuate the transformation.

Only, I was the girl in the wheelchair, and I was no natural at maneuvering my hefty wheels through those narrow hospital halls.

I was running around really treacherous terrain trying to maneuver my trident through vines.

I maneuvered my way through a soccer game among 8-year-olds and marched up to meet her.

It was no coincidence — on this frigid, winter night — that I maneuvered my sons toward the casket.

"I have the problem," the young man replied, "that I cannot maneuver my horns through your narrow door". "Now you have reached the first stage," said the guru.

I promptly ran over the polished toes of one matron before I figured out how to maneuver my cart in the throng.

Because I often have to maneuver my legs into the aisle to restore circulation, I have come fairly close to tripping people during these marathon events.

I feel that in constantly trying to cajole and maneuver my children into "gardening", I have stifled their natural curiosity and enjoyment of the garden.