Sentence examples for manoeuvring them from inspiring English sources
Jones said his role would not be about banking, but using his experience of managing people from different cultures and manoeuvring them into working as a team.
In part, that is because manoeuvring them into such high orbits requires a lot of fuel.It is also because of the restricted number of slots in this priceless bit of astronomical real estate.
The Chinese claims extend well into the continental shelves of Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Brunei, Taiwan and Indonesia, which has ticked off each of those countries; but they've been unable to act collectively on the issue, and China has been effective at manoeuvring them into dealing bilaterally rather than as a group.
Earlier he has rounded up some people to play a Pavlovian pack of dogs, in order to manoeuvre them into a routine on semantics and paedophilia.
This, in turn, requires teams of engineers and computer technicians, as well as mechanical hoists and their operators, to move the instruments.This works until the instruments reach such a size that their (ageing) players can no longer manoeuvre them single-handedly and more musicians must be employed.
This method uses the surface tension properties of droplets to manoeuvre them out of the course of the net flow.
More and more satellites will be launched not with chemical thrusters to manoeuvre them in space but with ion propulsion units.
Some scholars have suggested that these were used to join them together with iron rods, but others claim they were used to hold temporary pegs to help manoeuvre them into place.
Whether we will follow the German model and abolish tuition fees or take an American approach – where fees often hit five digits – depends not just on our politicians but the businesses, policy groups and researchers who manoeuvre them. .
"It's all about manoeuvring around them".
In the victory over Chelsea in the previous round, after all, Newcastle were also pinned down, even though Jose Mourinho, following Wayne Bridge's broken ankle, had just 10 men on the field with which to out-manoeuvre them.
