Sentence examples for manoeuvres through from inspiring English sources

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.

His breakthrough album, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, is built around the sinner's prayer and his magnum opus, To Pimp a Butterfly, loosely manoeuvres through conversations with Satan and God.

In a series of complicated manoeuvres, through which he sold and took back the commercial rights three or four times and pocketed several billion pounds in the process, the ownership of Formula One's revenue streams ended up in the hands of a private equity firm which made the purchase with the aid of £2.9bn borrowed from RBS's Fred Goodwin.

However because the objective of the study was to examine changes in visual behaviour that may be evident with use of a PND, the video data were 'clipped' such that only footage of driving manoeuvres through the 10 most complex junctions e.g., traffic volume and junction complexity including signalisation and presence of other road-users were included.

I had to manoeuvre through the debris.

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

"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.

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.

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.