Sentence examples for use to maneuver from inspiring English sources

There's a five-way joystick that you can use to maneuver through menus, but it's stiff and tough to master.

Its main product is an alternative fuel for the thrusters that spacecraft use to maneuver in space.

The players sit in custom-made sleds, balanced on blades, and propel themselves with two short sticks, which they also use to maneuver the puck.

Mr. Wright also designed the control boards used to maneuver the robots around the stage.

The truck's hydraulic arm, which is used to maneuver Dumpsters, struck him in the head, the police said.

The pirogue is widely distributed and may be found as a fishing vessel in the Gulf of Mexico; as a shallow-draft boat that is used to maneuver through the Louisiana swamplands; and as a boat used by the Indians of Guyana.

The affable manner of Mr. Bagapsh, who governed Abkhazia as its president, concealed the strategic thinking of a chess player, a quality he used to maneuver the nationalist upheaval of the post-Soviet period.

The Rover was used to maneuver Churchill around Chartwell, his 300-acre estate, where Cheffins, the consigning auctioneer, said it remained until the prime minister's death in 1965.

Igor G. Varov, wearing a pistol on his hip, opens the sun roof of his big Mercedes 600 to remove the illegal flashing light he uses to maneuver through traffic on the icy streets of this industrial city in the Ural Mountains.

This strange but potentially useful robot from Japanese researchers could snake into the windows of burning buildings, blasting everything around it with the powerful jets of water it uses to maneuver itself.

"What about the state of the military?" Ms. Rice is used to maneuvering among powerful men.