Sentence examples for manoeuvrings on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "manoeuvrings on" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe strategic actions or movements in a particular context, often related to politics or negotiations. Example: "The political party engaged in various manoeuvrings on the issue of healthcare reform."
Some elements of Tory posturing on Europe – their manoeuvrings on human rights, for example – say much more about them than the wider public.
Needless to say, there were more political manoeuvrings on Thursday, with the leading English clubs throwing their support behind the Welsh regions, who are backing the establishment of a new pan-European tournament – the Rugby Champions Cup.
The players have enjoyed life under Bowyer and a number of them are understood to have expressed their anger at the way the caretaker manager has been treated when informed of the club's latest manoeuvrings on Thursday.
But there are places where the furtive manoeuvrings of the politicians - which went on in parallel with the fighting - still feel like unfinished business.
At first glance these might seem like the actions of a man with something to hide; the hypocritical manoeuvrings of a man who made his fortune on social media and now wants to be as antisocial as possible.
With the talented Glenn Ashby on board as skipper and the canny manoeuvrings of Grant Dalton and Kevin Shoebridge in the background, the Kiwis are alive, well, and dangerous.
Given that this is a show on which Dannii Minogue swapping seats with Louis Walsh is discussed as though it were the diplomatic manoeuvrings of 16th-century mercantile powers, there may be those driving themselves mad working out Cowell's precise motivations.
Like all Schiller's work, it is about the intricate manoeuvrings of power politics.
Equally clearly explained is the immediate run-up to the conflict, including the shockingly cynical manoeuvrings of the Israeli government.
When Mandela was forced to engage in the detailed manoeuvrings of politics, then he was a politician among politicians.
Kill Me Three Times by filmmaker Kriv Stenders follows the manoeuvrings of a bunch of amoral characters in an otherwise heavenly coastal hamlet in Western Australia.
