Significats de whole manoeuvre en anglès

Putting aside the question of time, Sedgwick's whole manoeuvre is good enough.

The whole manoeuvre, including the fall, had occupied barely four seconds.

The teacher, who was secretly watching him, observed the whole manoeuvre.

The whole manoeuvre was for my sake as the others had to hasten on.

The whole manoeuvre was executed with the greatest rapidity and in the most perfect silence.

They had not long to wait before the purpose of the whole manoeuvre was revealed to them.

This whole manoeuvre is a disgrace.

The whole manoeuvre had not occupied two minutes but before its completion a wild cry announced that the ruse was detected.

When this had lasted a little time, he turned short round to me, and let out the secret of the whole manoeuvre.

The canoe was dropped astern, while the boat pulled back to the brig; the whole manoeuvre, being properly executed, occupying but a very few minutes.