Sentence examples for to maneuvers with from inspiring English sources

In January 1928, she transported President Calvin Coolidge to Havana, Cuba, for the Pan-American Conference and then continued on via the Panama Canal and the west coast to maneuvers with the fleet near Hawaii.

In their proposal, the six powers left Iran room to maneuver with a timetable for start-up talks.

Unless you are shooting very well from the perimeter, it's difficult to maneuver with the way that they help".

The trip began ominously with a practice hike intended to teach inexperienced hikers how to maneuver with heavy packs on their backs.

On a visit home one day, I discovered that, to get to his new bed, he had to maneuver with difficulty around the side of a bookcase.

He also attended a school for the blind, where he learned to maneuver with a cane and to read Russian in Braille.

Ms. Ripley, for her part, says she has noticed a change in public attitudes, especially when she is struggling to maneuver with her sons in public places.

"As we learned how to maneuver with ease," she said, "we discovered that the opportunities to the language of gliding are endless".

As such, it is virtually certain that the next Egyptian government will not have the patience or room that Mubarak did to maneuver with Israel.

And he insisted that the government offensive in Basra was not aimed specifically at Mr. Sadr's militiamen but rather against rogue Shiite factions there, seemingly trying to leave room to maneuver with Mr. Sadr's political organization.

You could argue, I suppose, that Mr. Obama should go into negotiations with a more lefty approach, so he has room to maneuver with the Republicans, who I'm sure will take a distinctly right-wing approach.