Sentence examples for maneuvering us from inspiring English sources

Nine stories above street level, there is a rooftop off-road test track, where Nodarse took me for a hair-raising ride in a seven-passenger LR4 Land Rover, inching the S.U.V. up a seven-foot-high, twenty-five-degree ramp and, later, maneuvering us over mounds of rocks.

I watched as the wheel turned itself, carefully maneuvering us through crowded streets and around other cars and pedestrians.

A deft captain, my friend's father smoothly maneuvered us out of the slip, careful to make no wake.

State Department officials, who thought they had maneuvered us off the short road to war, seem resigned to the fact that they have probably failed.

At dusk on the first evening, we peered over the rail of an upper deck, watching two tugboats, the Reid McAllisteron our starboard and the Teresa McAllisteron our port (such a pushy family!), maneuver us into takeoff position in Philadelphia harbor, readying us to motor down the Delaware River.

Our 40-minute wait seemed shorter, perhaps because everyone — hostess, bartenders, waiters maneuvering around us — was so nice.

When Minuteman head Chris Simcox ran for US Senate, Judy Burges endorsed him, even though he's an anti-immigrant conspiracy theorist who has claimed to have personally witnessed Chinese Red Army troops maneuvering on the US-Mexico border.

"Jezebels" shows us Nick maneuvering alone, whether in the black market or in the bosom of the men out to purge Gilead of all these corrupt influences.

We do not have to sit idly by while a bunch of maneuvering fat cats lead us around by the nose.

What if we could use books and libraries to help us maneuver this 'Inconsistent Sea' mentioned in last week's installment?

"This must be the way most of us maneuver through the world," Lucy reflects.