It was a routine maneuver for the agent, who was less than a year out of the training academy of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
It would have been a routine maneuver on a Sunday afternoon, down a ramp and into traffic, except that the minivan was going the wrong way.
But last June, SOHO spun out of control during a routine maneuver, and it took frenzied ground controllers 5 months to recapture it (ScienceNOW, 16 September 1998).
It is a routine maneuver for a world-class gymnast.
It was a routine maneuver for a world-class gymnast--a round-off onto a springboard, a back handspring onto the vaulting horse--one Julissa had been executing for three years.
AN A.C.L. DOES NOT tear so much as it explodes, often during routine athletic maneuvers — landings from jumps, decelerations from sprints — that look innocuous until the athlete crumples to the ground.
-- A pilot was killed when a military jet crashed at Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas during routine training maneuvers, a day after a Marine Corps helicopter crashed near El Centro, Calif.
With the flu season expected to peak in the next several weeks and without the protection of a flu shot, many residents are trying to go about their normal routines while maneuvering to avoid exposure to the virus.
One June earlier, over breakfast at the Auberge de la Restonica, the resident trout, patrolling no more than 40 feet from our coffee and croissants, had consented to take my caddis fly, then broke it off by swiftly swimming around an underwater rock in a suspiciously routine-looking maneuver.
Although classical benign paroxysmal positional vertigo has generally been resolvable by routine manual repositioning maneuvers, nevertheless resistant cases and variants remain a significant problem.
