Sentence examples for successfully manoeuvre from inspiring English sources

"He was able to very successfully manoeuvre the team around to working with him, giving them the kind of clear definitive feedback a team needs.

Saatchi of course was already massively rich, having successfully manoeuvred Margaret Thatcher into power.

He was so obsessed by New Mexico that he successfully manoeuvred to have the Manhattan Project located there.

Although the second ship was destroyed by the Byzantine cross-strait iron chains, Harald's ship sailed safely into the Black Sea after successfully manoeuvring over the barrier.

When Callière summoned the Iroquois to Montreal for negotiations in 1699, Bellomont was alerted, and successfully manoeuvred the Iroquois into not going by sending an emissary to Montreal and troops to Albany under Lieutenant Governor Nanfan.

The Abbott government appeared to be successfully executing this manoeuvre.

Villas-Boas has successfully managed to manoeuvre the Nigerian, who sat on the bench alongside Ancelotti for much of last season, away from the first team.

The manoeuvre successfully shook off the British ships, which turned west in an attempt to find the ship.

The British successfully executed the manoeuvre, and at 13:15 Linois opened fire on the lead ship Royal George under the command of John Fam Timmins.

The rearmost ship, Néréide, was unable to manoeuvre successfully in the light winds and remained beyond the effective range of Astraea and Racehorse, despite an ineffectual cannonade in her direction.

Formidable successfully completed the manoeuvre, but both Desaix and Indomptable grounded inshore, where they were exposed to heavy fire from Saumarez's ships, which had also cut their cables in an effort to close with their opponents.