Sentence examples for we could maneuver from inspiring English sources

We could maneuver from within.

President Obama could maneuver his way to re-election without a mandate.

They cited several ways in which wealthier taxpayers could maneuver to reduce or eliminate other taxes.

Second, they had to have a highly skilled hedging operation that could maneuver adeptly as interest rates changed.

It could maneuver through ice floes without disturbing the seals sleeping on them, and linger at thousand-year-old glaciers.

It seemed clear that only a complex, bilaterally symmetric creature could maneuver under its own power and leave such tracks.

Many of the marsh Arabs, who are Shiites, fought against the Iranian Shiites in the war, and causeways were built so that armored units could maneuver.

That would leave a small, mobile craft that could maneuver on thrusters alone, hover near the surface, and lower the rover down.

Ram-equipped triremes were extraordinarily nimble, and fleets of these vessels employed a variety of formations from which they could maneuver to ram and disable other ships.

The museum came into existence here partly because flat-bottomed boats made here by Andrew Jackson Higgins could maneuver easily in the shallow waters of bayous.

For the Israeli politicians and their constituents, after all, the critical issue was not whether Mr. Arafat could maneuver and survive, but whether he could deliver security for Israelis.