Sentence examples for off maneuvers from inspiring English sources

As the regular students were pulling off maneuvers out of a Cirque du Soleil playbook, Ms. Hammond took me through more of the basic building blocks.

They involve helicopters buzzing buildings and performing landing and take off maneuvers.

And while I didn't intend for this article to veer into listicle territory, I think it's probably the best way to catalog Thomson's increasingly bizarre campaign, which has been defined by a series of disparate and confusingly off maneuvers.

And while I didn't intend for this article to veer into listicle territory, I think it's probably the best way to catalogue Thomson's increasingly bizarre campaign, which has been defined by a series of disparate and confusingly off maneuvers.

He has a pass rush move called the "double spike," with one Illinois coach describes as a "wax on, wax off" maneuver.

Despite the uncertainty, Mr. Gore's overtures to Mr. Gephardt are being taken seriously enough that they have set off maneuvering among House Democrats over who would fill Mr. Gephardt's job as the House Democratic leader and Speaker-in-waiting if he left.

The experimental tests show that the designed control system is able to achieve successful and repeatable take-off maneuvers in very compact space.

The Rangers' first two goals, by Brandon Dubinsky and Marian Gaborik, came on an individual effort and a face-off maneuver.

Mr. Cronkite, seen doing his glasses-on, glasses-off maneuver after he announced the death of President John F. Kennedy, says that he barely managed to keep his composure.

As analyst Horace Dediu pointed out on Twitter this morning, the spin-off maneuver is never really a sign of a healthy company.

While a tune from the punk band Social Distortion blasted through the arena, Powers did eight hits on his winning run, pulling off two maneuvers called McTwists, a cab 720 with an indy grab, a frontside 720 with an indy grab and a stalefish grab.