Sentence examples for through maneuvers from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless he returned to government in 1798, through maneuvers that put him in command of a new peacetime Army.

They take students through maneuvers intended to increase awareness and control in extraordinary situations, like fast cornering, driving through a wall of water or over a wet skid pad.

When the Navy put a Pacific fleet through maneuvers on a $12 million cocktail of biofuels this summer, it proved that warships could actually operate on diesel from algae or chicken fat.

Of course, one might try to handle such examples through maneuvers parallel to those from the previous paragraph.

Two year DIODE/SPOT-4 monitoring shows that this Navigator has been operational 99.4 % of the time with a few meters accuracy, even through maneuvers.

When the demands of policy and institution conflict with the demands of the cultural norms, people resort to various weapons of the weak to prioritize how they will meet the cultural demands, through maneuvers, negotiation, and a mutual construction with the institution to avoid institutional constraints, guard the cultural boundaries, and comply with their fertility bottom line.

Using cross-through maneuvers (the left hand moving over and across the right arm) and match moves (one hand next to the other), he progressed laterally toward the north side of the building, the one facing the water, the more picturesque.

What if, through maneuvering by his legal dream team, he avoided his 211-game drug suspension and got to pick up where he is leaving off in 2013, having regained his batting stroke and his confidence?

Those models were tested through maneuvering simulations of a container ship with a 4 DOF dynamic model.

This political carnival exposits the celebration, glamour, extravagance perpetrated through political maneuvering - through practices, norms, development agendas, and more severely through the careful conditioning of the public mind.

Equally engaging is the fierce inward concentration that riders radiate while guiding their partners through complicated maneuvers.