Sentence examples similar to school maneuvering from inspiring English sources

Try doing some flashy "old school" maneuvers involving your hands, i.e tricks that don't generally have names Act like you aren't trying to impress anyone, and that you do this casually.

His ease in public, his seeming candor and his apparent disregard for old-school maneuvering have managed to make Gore seem simultaneously clumsy and slick.

It was an old-school maneuver that Dutrow has employed more than most and had even worked earlier in the summer with Willy Beamin, a bay son of Suave.

"There were a few times where they wouldn't even score you because you were doing airs and stuff like that," said Smith, who last week mixed aerials with other new-school maneuvers to finish in second place at Snapper Rocks, Australia, during the first contest of the Association of Surfing Professionals season.

These days, the routine looks well worn, from the 6 a.m. call to get Eleanor her breakfast and off to school by a little after 7, to the slightly later off-to-school maneuvers for Julian (which sometimes include a restaurant stop and a sugar doughnut, prompting complaints of injustice from Eleanor).

Are we on schedule for the class meeting after school?" I asked, maneuvering myself around a group of guys who were either reenacting a scene from an action movie or break-dancing in the hallway.

But as details of the law filter down, states and school districts have begun maneuvering to soften the law's effect, while the federal government has proposed regulations that would deem even teachers in training "highly qualified".

The college or university looks to grant the minimum financial aid package required to get you to attend their school, while families maneuver their financials in order to make their aid package as large as possible.

In the week since another child was shot to death in an American school, there has been plenty of maneuvering on gun control in Washington, but little movement.

Chief Adams said the boy had managed to drive the bus with some skill, maneuvering through narrow streets that school buses normally do not try to travel.

"We're not a wealthy school, and all the bells and whistles are done with a lot of maneuvering".