Sentence examples for their maneuvering from inspiring English sources

In their maneuvering today, Republicans assumed they would keep control of the House.

The German airplanes, digitized into existence, appear too flimsy and lightweight, their maneuvering too abrupt.

The Republicans have sought to couch their maneuvering in more benign terms, as a form of justifiable partisan warfare.

The two campaigns continued their maneuvering yesterday, with officials holding news conferences and issuing statements to declare that their standard-bearer was the real reformer.

It might be time to look for a middle ground in which long-term investors who aren't technically insiders are allowed to exchange some but not all of their maneuvering room for franker interactions with management.

"A presidential candidate's great desire is to be seen as pragmatic, and they hope their maneuvering and shifting will be seen in pursuit of some higher purpose," said Robert Dallek, the presidential historian.

It doesn't help blind users work on their desktops, maneuver their way to the Internet icon or do any spreadsheet or word processing work.

Their maneuvers thickened the defense of the Iraqi capital.

The more mature men hung their heads and recalled their maneuvers.

Much of what they wrote led nowhere, though Schneer elaborates on their maneuvers at great length.

The twelve puppeteers, in down jackets and ski hats, had to use their imaginations during their maneuvers.