However during operational time maneuvers might occur when overturning moments are generated.
My Harley fell on my leg (don't ask), and I was having a tough time maneuvering.
In 1994 the Clinton administration spent more time maneuvering to avoid using the term "genocide" than it did using its resources to save lives.
"It's not just for myself, being disabled, but anyone who has a hard time maneuvering stairs, whether it be an elderly person or somebody with a child," she said.
A close reading of "American Pharaoh makes it abundantly clear that for all his legendary clout, Daley spent much of his time maneuvering his way among competing forces that no true Ramses would have had to contend with.
Originally scheduled for August release, the Bubble Guppies app, filled with the same silly jokes as the show, was revised after focus group testing with preschoolers showed, among other things, that their small fingers had a hard time maneuvering a virtual latch and that the children wanted more control over their exploration.
The center of the "iQ Therefore i Am" campaign is a series of 12 brief online skits, called "Park!" The episodes, available on YouTube and on scion.com, include one in which an orange iQ — a color Scion calls Hot Lava — whips easily into a parking space that most drivers would have to spend considerable time maneuvering into to achieve.
My husband, Arthur Palmer, a pioneer environmental lawyer and Mayor John V. Lindsay's administrator of transportation, used to explain that one of the reasons for the very large loss of life was that the streets surrounding the factory were so narrow that the fire engines had a very difficult time maneuvering.
Once again, the GOP is split and, like 1912, a governor from New Jersey may be able to exploit that rift – this time maneuvering from within in the party to affect a much-needed shift toward those coveted "undecided voters" occupying the political center.
