Sentence examples for maneuvering on from inspiring English sources
But maneuvering on both sides of the issue was feverish.
Chafing since he left office in 1999, Mr. Menem is now maneuvering on the sidelines.
The dancing bear yawns grandly, maneuvering on the ball until he is flat on his belly.
We all stood in front of the computer and started maneuvering on the Scarsdale High School class of '69 site.
The maneuvering on Wednesday that resulted in John Madden's joining "Monday Night Football" yesterday occurred so fast that it left him numb.
Infantrymen who had spent the day carefully maneuvering on foot through fields and ditches heard the blast and saw the smoke.
In the week since another child was shot to death in an American school, there has been plenty of maneuvering on gun control in Washington, but little movement.
Today's shots show how both political parties are maneuvering on questions of science so complex that many lawmakers find them difficult to absorb.
Since all of hockey's skills — stick-handling and shooting, maneuvering on the ice and playing through contact — must be built on top of the ability to skate, the more naturally that comes, the better.
In order to assist aircraft in approaches and takeoffs and in maneuvering on the ground, such airports are equipped with sophisticated radio navigational aids (navaids) and visual aids in the form of lighting and marking.
A great deal of maneuvering on domestic policy can be understood as the strategic deployment of the "deficit" charge against your opponent while working behind the scenes to keep the debt machine going for your own purposes.
