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Meanings of manoeuver in English
Usage of manoeuver in English
1
With breathless and painful anxiety we saw them execute this dangerous manoeuver.
2
You must manoeuver to reach the inside of that cloak before I do.
3
They might have been in a manoeuver and their goal a deserted ditch.
4
But not till he had passed did he understand the manoeuver.
5
Paul did not observe this manoeuver, but his mother did, with an inward smile.
6
When this manoeuver had been repeated half a dozen times she began to feel more at ease.
7
Scarcely had they accomplished the manoeuver when Grace exclaimed below her breath, "There he is!"
8
The leader, all else being equal, who has the wit to out-manoeuver the other will win the engagement.
9
Any plans that you have should run more smoothly if you give other people the space to manoeuver!
10
The Arabella held to her course, giving place to the Elizabeth, which, following closely, executed the same manoeuver.
11
Napoleon did not manoeuver at all.
12
The Indians, quickly recovering from the astonishment produced by this daring manoeuver, wheeled their horses and dashed after them.
13
He effected the manoeuver noiselessly.
14
I never have to manoeuver the child, never have to coax or charm her to do what I want.
15
Nyoda noted this manoeuver approvingly.
16
This manoeuver to assist her did not pass, for she was up and out almost as soon as he.
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Manoeuver through the time