Sentence examples for only maneuver from inspiring English sources

Cyclists worldwide not only maneuver among cars, they also share the road with each other - communicating with phrases and gestures that are as much a part of their community as their bikes and helmets.

Mr. Netanyahu evidently thought that Mr. Levy was only maneuvering for more budget money on Thursday when the Foreign Minister announced his intention to step down.

Those years were eventful, and Ms. Gruszka seems to be in constant, breathless motion, even when only maneuvering around a laboratory.

Netanyahu not only came, but maneuvered his way to the front rows of the march, calling on "all French Jews to move to Israel" -- later bragging to Israeli voters that "the world saw the Prime Minister of Israel marching with all the world leaders in a united effort against terror".

REROLLS were not Computer Associates' only accounting maneuver, former employees and analysts say.

With the help of the Moon, in the case the transfer could be still not achieved with only one maneuver, but the total fuel consumption is saved by around 100 m/s.

Trump's only remaining maneuver is to insure that he still has the support of the conservative grass roots, whose affinity he won with the promise of endless transgressions.

Or, as a columnist named Ida Magli wrote in Il Giornale, "to show their dissent in dealings with the European Union, the only possible maneuver is to not vote, in other words to not legitimize a power structure that has been built by politicians without the participation and consent of the citizens".

The announcement has sent shockwaves across country, where the prospect of any sort of military intervention is already an unsettling topic for many, and yet Temer argued in an official statement and again on television Friday that it was the only possible maneuver still available in a desperate time for both Rio and Brazil.

He used this power to shove through some very anti-union legislation, which prompted the Democratic legislators to flee the state to use the only parliamentary maneuver they had left to prevent the bill from passing -- denying a "quorum" for the legislature to legally do business.

The announcement has sent shockwaves across country, where the prospect of any sort of military intervention is already an unsettling topic for many, and yet Temer argued in an official statement and again on television Friday that it was the only possible maneuver still available in a desperate time for both Rio and Brazil.