manoeuvered造句

• He originally manoeuvered to maintain his independence by playing off India and Pakistan against each other.
• Although the Archbishop still objected to the modified version, he was out-manoeuvered by de Valera.
• His men manoeuvered him into the air on a trapeze attached to the tail of a giant kite.
• On a sheerleg crane, the crane is fixed and cannot rotate, and the vessel therefore is manoeuvered to place loads.
• The KIB section is lightweight hollow pre-fabricated from steel plate with specialised internal divisions that is easily manoeuvered on site.
• Cooke reserved his fire and manoeuvered into a raking position before delivering a broadside into the stern of " Forte ".
• For about two hours the French manoeuvered ineffectively in front of the British position while York's command planned a counter-move.
• The following day it was damaged while being manoeuvered out of its hangar : repairs were not completed until the end of the month.
• Once again, the French threatened Hanover, so the Allies manoeuvered around the French, surrounded the invasion force, and forced them to retreat.
• Grisham gets in close forcing the Queen against the bars believing he has the upper hand but the Queen has manoeuvered her sword between his legs.
• The Taliban then manoeuvered so as to climb down towards the village and surround the patrol, which had to fight to maintain its junction to the valley.
• Rather than surrender however, Cochrane threw all of his guns and excessive weight overboard and manoeuvered his ship to avoid coming into range of the French broadsides.
• According to the IDF at around 09 : 00 am a 6-man reconnaissance unit manoeuvered to arrest a'suspicious person'in a cinderblock structure.
• However, Welsh was out-manoeuvered by George Combe-the " high priest " of the phrenologists-who prohibited all discussion of religious matters at phrenological meetings.
• This produced a notable photograph of crossed and inter-twined tracks of the Pakistani armour as they manoeuvered to avoid destruction by the Hunters of the Operational Training Unit.
• Ponceludon is invited to a costume ball " only for wits . " Upon arriving at the ball with Mathilde, he is manoeuvered into dancing with Blayac and is tripped.
• I realised that in a manoeuvered flight, the CR . 42 could win or survive against Hurricanes and Spitfires, though we had to be careful of a sweep from behind.
• Some industry remains, but the harbour is now given over almost wholly to leisure craft, and attractive new housing has been built where once railway carriages were manoeuvered onto ferries.
• A carronade-armed brig, however, would be at the mercy of a frigate armed with long guns, so long as the frigate manoeuvered to exploit its superiority of range.
• As the fighter dove at the patrol bombers, they manoeuvered into a turn and the plane flying wing collided with the leader, knocking out one of the leader's engines.