Sentence examples for maneuvering toward from inspiring English sources

The bigger man, René Dreifuss, spun and grappled, maneuvering toward a guillotine grip — a clench of Lish's neck, with the crook of his arm squeezing the carotid arteries to cut off the flow of blood to Lish's brain.

An atmosphere of fear and suspense hangs over Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban in southern Afghanistan, as the leader of the movement, Mullah Muhammad Omar, appears to be maneuvering toward his exit, travelers from the city said today.

He's the most powerful figure in the music business and is maneuvering toward dominance in the movie and TV business as well.

The images, taken from a distance of approximately 4.2 billion kilometres, confirm the spacecraft's ability to track distant targets, critical for maneuvering toward Pluto and other Kuiper Belt objects.

Beneath their stone-throwing bravado was a fear that they are being left out of the maneuvering toward some sort of Middle East peace, as well as a bitterness at the way they are treated here.

Off she went on the course, garnering the loudest cheers as she maneuvered toward the finish line.

The armed group continued to engage and began to aggressively maneuver toward coalition forces, firing assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades," the statement added.

George W. Bush, too, maneuvered toward the political center in 2000 presidential campaign, convincing many that he might rule in the moderately conservative tradition of his father.

Their jockeys will have precious little time to maneuver toward the rail, which means they'll surely race wide on the turn.

But it's also true that Santorum, hammered for recent remarks that women should be barred from front-line combat, must now seize chances to maneuver toward a more enlightened aura, integral to general-election viability.

At an altitude of about 130 miles, they steered into a coordinated orbit with a single astronaut aboard Soyuz 4. The two craft then maneuvered toward a safe docking.