How to pronounce “maneuver”(verb) in English

And they began to try to maneuver to control splinter groups within Gaza.

But I think there was stuff to maneuver and figure out.

The way for this starship to actually maneuver in is, first it has to lose some velocity, and it wants to explore the

Can you describe how to was to maneuver as a man in Kenya?

so fast and why it was able to maneuver in such a manner that it was able to shoot down so many American pilots and

So everything felt like something that we were maneuvering and discovering.

skills, like maneuvering a phone-- and I'm going to actually call on somebody, if they don't mind.

I haven't found a set of prosthetic arms that I felt I could maneuver better than just what I have here.

But yes he did, except a lot of other people helped him maneuver them.

You've got an atmosphere to maneuver against to slow you down.

Belva Davis: and they become a little harder to maneuver, to get around, and to keep your self-respect.

yourself in a blanket and then thought I can't get up, I can't maneuver if only I had sleeves.

as if you're actually supposed to fight in this conventional way where you have these massive armies with uniforms maneuvering on an empty plain somewhere.

And even when they come, the police have a way of maneuvering around that, which you'll see in the film.

the sense of being everywhere all at once, to change completely the perception of the society of having no room to maneuver,

I answer questions, and I also teach folks a little bit about baking, how to maneuver this world

This is your market, your industry-- so even though you can't really control it, you can maneuver around it, meaning--

So it's easier to sail, easier to understand, you can maneuver your boat with more efficiency.

our social support and our care and feeding and nurturing in the world, to more networking behavior where we can maneuver a little bit more easily through more dispersed networks

In fact, we had a meeting with the crew-- Bob Crippen, he was pilot from the first shuttle, like I said, George Nelson, who was flying this manned maneuvering unit.

It was occurring to me that maneuvering a spacecraft has got to be very