Sentence examples for maneuvers can get from inspiring English sources
Flanking maneuvers can get tedious.
Watch as Ms. Prinz primly smooths out her skirt after setting herself down in Miss Daisy's easy chair, or executes a quick blocking maneuver so she can get to the car first.
If hugging her on the spot, simply open your arms wide and maneuver yourself so that you can get down close to her on her chair ( your chair that she won long ago), on the floor, on her favorite basket, wherever.
Without the right set-up for the maneuver, shooting in for a takedown of this sort in MMA can get you choked out quickly, because of the variety of strikes, chokes, and other defensive maneuvers available.
But mostly he just wishes these Jews would hurry up with their ceremony, so that he can get to the parade ground and see the maneuvers.
On a technical note, GamePro's Four-Eyed Dragon faulted the camera system, which "can get out of position, making it hard to maneuver in tight spots".
"You can get through the traffic because you can always go up the side," she said, though she did not demonstrate the maneuver.
Even nonskiers can get a taste of the sport daily from July 1 to Sept. 1 by strapping into a harness attached to thick bungee chords while an instructor helps with back flips and other maneuvers.
And for $500 more, you can get a Mini Cooper with stability control that will help keep the car on track in an emergency maneuver.
The LCAC is shown here carrying out that particular maneuver, just seconds after hitting the beach and mere fractions of a second before helping the photographer determine exactly how much sand one can get in one's hair.
