Sentence examples for manoeuvre through from inspiring English sources

I had to manoeuvre through the debris.

"The room for manoeuvre through debt reprofiling or restructuring is very small," he said.

Liberman's natural gift for politics helped him manoeuvre through the cut-throat world of magazines.

Family teamwork is essential as you manoeuvre through steep-sided woodland punctuated by boatyards, mining chimneys and quays – once the heart of a thriving copper industry.

But in CSI: Cyber, lines of text are colour coded: good code appears in green, malware in red, allowing the team to manoeuvre through computer systems in seconds.

In tests, this one was one of the easiest to manoeuvre through busy streets, with a rock-solid handle and chunky wheels.

As I manoeuvred through the crowd, my eyes met his.

The idea is to make small, cheap and low-powered robots that can communicate wirelessly while manoeuvring through rugged terrain.

By focusing on public addresses, Kiewe is able to trace Jackson's rhetorical political manoeuvring through his early campaign and the major trials of his presidency.

Samantha is photogenic and has those aristocratic, finely boned wrists and a small, neat bump that she manoeuvres through the crowd on impressively high heels.

On a drive into the mountains I found myself manoeuvring through a flock of sheep while a shepherd in a hi-vis tabard played on his mobile phone.