It happened once that he got late coming back from the military manoeuvres.

These were the 12 different manoeuvres required during the drive.

So why is the right "on manoeuvres", as one leading figure told me?

Here he pursued the same manoeuvres, but with a very different result.

As a result of these manoeuvres, the revolt was put down.

Soon, he began to try out some basic manoeuvres in his new plane.

The Army was allowed enough fuel to go on manoeuvres.

Half the problem was that there were no regulations for many of the manoeuvres.

Watch out for some giddy manoeuvres after one too many.

During these manoeuvres, the northern campaign had been fought to an issue.

He already had his men sharp enough to do some complicated manoeuvres.

The vehicles are also capable of fire on the move manoeuvres.

She was commissioned for the 1887 and 1888 annual manoeuvres.

He manoeuvres very well, and is superior to his predecessor.

Satisfied with his night's manoeuvres, he went upstairs to bed.

I might have tried a few quick manoeuvres to lose those shadows.

You will only be concerned with attack manoeuvres if dangerous weapons are used.

It took her half a dozen manoeuvres to squeeze out of the space.

On top of these corporate manoeuvres, there are underlying issues about the industry.

In nearly all cases, these manoeuvres caused patches to be lost almost immediately.

By the time you've got to Level 5 you'll be able to do spectacular aerial manoeuvres.

She had seen the point of his manoeuvres westwards for some days.

We are standing by to keep our readers informed as to the further development of these manoeuvres.

The old manoeuvres of that department were resumed more actively than ever.

Then, by certain strange manoeuvres, he had drawn the fly under water.

They were away on maneuvers a good deal, but not all the time.

For him the necessary maneuvers had already become something like second nature.

But one of his maneuvers did appear in the press.

She was not certain how successful these maneuvers would be.

Could the committee have a list of such maneuvers from five years ago?

It seemed she could walk or run on them, but special maneuvers might now be beyond her.

He was still missing only five weeks of market maneuvers.

But in her heart she knew such maneuvers were impossible.

But in the new system, such maneuvers will be controlled by computer.

But the leaders of the maneuvers would be brought together for planning, he said.

The band played as if we were on practice maneuvers.

We're going to train on a few simple maneuvers at first.

Other maneuvers, however, may have to wait until the last minute.

I want us tight and ready for maneuvers in an hour.

I was obviously the best thing that had happened on these maneuvers.

For the maneuvers he had planned, it would just be in the way.

G-8 was still watching the maneuvers of that other car as it tried to turn around.

Congress decided not to put a cap on such maneuvers.

Military officials said they expected the maneuvers, which were last held in December, to continue for three to five days.

She spent the next several months on trials and training maneuvers.

I made a couple of maneuvers with him, and he handled it well.

I stole a can of it before we went out on our maneuvers last night.

A retreat under fire is one of the most difficult maneuvers to effect.

Are you going to show up your old man and make his maneuvers look sloppy?

The work began first thing in the morning when the brigade went out for maneuvers.

Five is too much, one means that we have less room for manoeuvre.

We will therefore have very little room for manoeuvre next year.

Which was actually more of a concern than the manoeuvre itself.

It happened once that he got late coming back from the military manoeuvres.

There is no other room for manoeuvre within the Budget.

These were the 12 different manoeuvres required during the drive.

As a result, Japanese companies now have less room for manoeuvre.

I believe you still have room for manoeuvre in agriculture.

Though there's not much room for manoeuvre, every little helps.

The landing manoeuvre would be over in a few minutes.

So why is the right "on manoeuvres", as one leading figure told me?

We can understand that American politicians have little room for manoeuvre.

It seems to me that this gives us some room for manoeuvre.

In the circumstances it was best to leave himself room for manoeuvre.

At the last moment she stopped the manoeuvre and drove on instead.

Here he pursued the same manoeuvres, but with a very different result.

As a result of these manoeuvres, the revolt was put down.

The manoeuvre can also be used when the ball is going out of play away from the player.

A second time I escaped him by the same manoeuvre.

The real big test would come when they wanted a swallow manoeuvre.

However, now 56 years later, the success of the whole manoeuvre was still at stake.

Soon, he began to try out some basic manoeuvres in his new plane.

We have a certain margin of manoeuvre within which to do it.

On the one hand, our room for manoeuvre is extremely limited.

The car made another sharp manoeuvre and she fell against him again.

So we began to fire and maneuver, working our way toward the building.

Even something simple like making a turn can become a difficult maneuver.

The cost would be too high for that kind of maneuver.

One maneuver after the other for the entire air show.

They were away on maneuvers a good deal, but not all the time.

There was just a bit of money involved in this maneuver.

This would be a difficult maneuver, but it could work.

He did not quite understand this maneuver and it took a few minutes.

In my opinion, such a maneuver would be possible today.

For him the necessary maneuvers had already become something like second nature.

Tom asked, this time not as a maneuver, she could see.

I would not put past her some grand maneuver using me.

From then on, his mother asked him to repeat the maneuver.

Such a maneuver might drive down the price of gold even further.

But one of his maneuvers did appear in the press.

She was not certain how successful these maneuvers would be.

He'd only performed the maneuver on living patients a couple of times.

His first maneuver was to hold the bottle up to the light.

They'd be keeping a close eye out for just such a maneuver.

Such a maneuver might look like an energy saving move at first.

In these cases the maneuver may be much more difficult to perform.

There was enough room for the maneuver he wanted to pull.

The reason for the quick maneuver came from the window.

Could the committee have a list of such maneuvers from five years ago?

In many cases, however, the maneuver will have left the boat too far away for that.

And people are manoeuvring all the time to look good.

She had never been manoeuvred into a situation like this before.

She was being manoeuvred here too and it would be even more difficult.

He manoeuvred the big car back into the garage and we got out.

She opened the door of the van and manoeuvred herself out.

Then they found the truck was too close to the door for them to be able to manoeuvre the case into it.

This was the move she had manoeuvred for and invited.

But I was able once more to out manoeuvre her, this time with my knowledge of the secret world.

Neither of them had to manoeuvre for position or advantage.

The spying and manoeuvring to find out what the others have got.

He pulled the car forward and manoeuvred it to turn round.

He also had lovely hands and could manoeuvre the ball.

Moving her to one side, he manoeuvred the table back into the hut.

I manoeuvred myself into a sitting position on the side of the couch.

He'd have to tell her that, while he had kept his promise, she'd out manoeuvred him.

The runners were all trying to manoeuvre themselves into a good position at the start of the race.

At the time, Sun appeared to be manoeuvring the business for sale.

He realized that the two agents had manoeuvred him between them.

Her eyes opened briefly as she manoeuvred the cup on to a side table.

Though it was a tight fit, I could still manoeuvre around.

"But with room to manoeuvre we can still do something about it.

Cautiously she manoeuvred her way around the corner of the house.

With care she manoeuvred her upper leg from the rock.

They were all on runners and could be manoeuvred the length of the room.

Other traffic was backed up trying to manoeuvre around it.

Then they would be in open space and he could really maneuver.

How do you out- maneuver a man who can see the future?

I have to maneuver over and get up at the wrong point.

Sometimes, he must maneuver a bit to make that price pay off.

They also use the light pressure to maneuver through the system.

It gave us a lot more room to maneuver in.

There was no room to maneuver for a better hold.

"They are maneuvering to get the best out of a bad situation."

I tried to maneuver around so that my back would face the window.

Within minutes he could see how some, at least, were maneuvering to get away.

I'd been maneuvering for a year, and everything came together at once.

But, it's a little too big for me to maneuver by myself.

And there was no way they could maneuver in time not to hit it!

They might be simply maneuvering me into just such a position again.

He took a step to the side, trying to figure out a way to maneuver around it.

If you can maneuver the ball, I think you'll do well here.

There is a lot of room, and time, to maneuver.

The ship has to be able to maneuver or she's lost.

So Michael continues to try to maneuver in the trade market.

There was so little room to maneuver here behind the bar.

The artists do not have a great deal of room in which to maneuver.

"Yes, but only when there was no one local you could maneuver into it."

He had to maneuver with a television camera to one side of him.

He'd rather be up here, where he could fight and maneuver as necessary.

A means of maneuvering him into taking it once again and very quickly.