Sentence examples for that can maneuver from inspiring English sources

Many people, when they think of seals, think of the ones that can maneuver upright and clap their front flippers and honk bicycle horns.

Von Schirach guides us through the unpredictable sequences of events that can maneuver regular, flawed people into unbearable positions, leading them to abhorrent acts.

The American vessel, Kearsarge, an amphibious assault ship equipped with 20 helicopters and three landing craft that can maneuver in coastal areas, was stationed Friday about 30 miles off the southern coast of Bangladesh.

When an MI6 agent is sent to a Russian state house dinner, or tasked with operating within a foreign state with little to no ethnic presence, the debonair white guy is a likeness that can maneuver through that world.

Twitch streams are general either direct from the view of someone playing a game, or someone watching via a game's spectator mode so that they can maneuver around in the game to provide commentary on different things that are going on.

At the wheel, the Fletcher's captain, John Lipscomb, keeps track of the boat on a global positioning screen so that he can maneuver it for the next test.

In the next scene, we're back to King's Landing Sparrow country where Margaery, who has realized that she can maneuver better from outside a dungeon, is getting pious as hell.

This is the idea that we can maneuver around and play the game of partisan politics and simultaneously maintain a credible position against partisanship.

The NBA Cap -- like the NFL Cap as it was -- is a soft cap; a "yarmulke" that teams can maneuver around if willing to pay the tax.

You want to pick out a system that you can maneuver and easily.

Musk has been in contact with divers and experts on the cave network in Thailand since last week and has been building an escape pod for the children that can be maneuvered through the narrow tunnels.