Sentence examples for manoeuvres over from inspiring English sources

Ah, here's a rum one: New York Red Bulls, who already have Thierry Henry on their books, want to sign William Gallas and Robbie Keane, presumably to inflict fresh hell on the Irishman by forcing him to watch the French fiends perform their trademark hand-pass manoeuvres over and over and over and over and over again.

The method presented involves frequent small manoeuvres over the period of a day.

Ipso, as the manoeuvres over the appointment panel suggest, has every appearance of echoing the calamity that struck the PCC.

Downing Street has seen plenty of risky manoeuvres over the years so it could be seen as the natural home for a Red Arrows jet.

Both were partially covered with the film, which stood up well to supersonic speeds and to high-intensity manoeuvres over a two-year period.

Take the former chief of the defence staff Lord Jock Stirrup, who agreed (or asked) to be interviewed on Sky News last Sunday about the potential threat posed by Russian planes carrying out Cold War-style manoeuvres over British airspace.

We have 10 injuries, and I did not have much room to manoeuvre over team selection.

Yet he doesn't pull his punches in the state-of-the-nation section that closes his memoir A Fork in the Road (2009), which finds plenty of fault with unreconstructed white South Africans but focuses chiefly on the "crime tsunami", Aids quackery, corruption and dubious foreign policy manoeuvres presided over by Mandela's successors.

Bernard Thibault, the CGT leader, denounced the manoeuvring over working time as "dishonest".

I manoeuvre over outstretched legs and hefty baggage to find myself standing between the closed doors of two toilets.

The manoeuvring over who should stand follows a precipitous decline in the popularity of the KMT since 2012.