Sentence examples for not manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

But he's not manoeuvring well or employing a good strategy.

They are not manoeuvring to get on the guest list of an exclusive night club, but to discover the best schools or where to have a baby.

"We are serious in our decision to use the UN, it is not manoeuvring.

Those calculations suggested the tanks were almost empty, and without fuel the satellites could not manoeuvre in orbit in order to take new readings.

"Citizens should be supported to question government decision-making and corporate power, not manoeuvred into silence by legislative and administrative action.

"The current army has grown used to operating from safe bases in the middle of its operating area, against opponents who do not manoeuvre at scale, have no protected mobility, no air defence, no substantial artillery, no electronic warfare capability, nor – especially – an air force or recourse to conventional ballistic or cruise missiles," he said.

But for all their pretty approach play, Southampton could not manoeuvre their way into a clear sight at goal.

All those un-thrown blows Haye was saving for Klitschko's jaw should, once it became obvious he could not manoeuvre himself in sight of it, have rained relentlessly on the side of Klitschko's arms.

And if you think humanity is fundamentally garbage, at least on a bus the person glaring at you over some perceived slight isn't manoeuvring 2,500 pounds of potential murder.

However, insiders say the former Mail on Sunday and Guardian journalist doesn't play politics and for this reason may not have manoeuvred himself into the correct position to take the top job.

The need to aim the guns when the ship could not be manoeuvred, as in a harbour, led to the development of the revolving turret.