Sentence examples for to be maneuvered from inspiring English sources

In general, spacecraft are designed to be maneuvered to achieve pointing objectives.

Each milking machine consists of four vacuum suction-cups and has the ability to be maneuvered and manipulated into a comfortable position by the milker onto the teats.

Hovercraft propellers can be fixed or mounted on swiveling pylons, which allow the craft to be maneuvered quite accurately, independently of the rudders on which fixed propellers rely.

A second intervention, a so-called top hat, is already on the seabed, waiting to be maneuvered over the biggest leak in case the insertion pipe fails.

They are part of an art installation called "Human Nature" that had to be maneuvered into place by cranes in the middle of the night.

Toghril allowed himself to be maneuvered by Jamuka's intrigues and by his own son's ambitions and suspicions into outright war against Temüjin, and he and his Kereit people were destroyed.

In fact, Karzai appears to be maneuvering to prevent such an outcome.

Mr. Mubarak appeared to be maneuvering his son into position as an eventual successor, but Gamal never declared his candidacy.

With provincial elections scheduled for the fall, both the government and Mr. Sadr appear to be maneuvering for advantage.

But the ship seemed to be maneuvering in a way that would force the Nassau to sail closer to Yemen, where several speed boats were clearly visible.

That Mr. Chalabi is even in a position to be maneuvering for power marks yet another turn in his up-and-down political trajectory.