“maneuver”造句，怎么用maneuver造句

Thanks to his excellent maneuver in negotiation, they attained maxim benefit from the contract.

You'll have to help, since he won't have the dexterity or concentration to successfully maneuver a toothbrush.

Its passengers appeared shaken but unharmed as she helped maneuver the car away from the burning truck.

The consonants in babble mean the baby is practicing, shaping different sounds by learning to maneuver the mouth and tongue, and listening to the results.

But ultimately, the partisan nature of the stimulus debate means Mr. Obama himself will do more than any statistic or maneuver to shape views of the great experiment.

The next thing I knew he was placing his fists below my diaphragm and applying sudden, sharp pressure just below my rib cage to force the air out of my lungs in the Heimlich maneuver.

Joint strategic maneuver is critical.

This leaves a great deal of room to maneuver.

I had made a surprise loop, it seemed, a double-back maneuver in my life.

First off, Obama will have little room to maneuver in the support and operations budget, even if he pulls our troops out of Iraq.

The debris will continue to spread, however, and potentially could force the station to make an avoidance maneuver at some point, said NASA spokesman John Yembrick.

To observers, this maneuver makes you look like a dork.

An emergency physician, Dr. Stennes knew that if done right, this would have the same effect as the Heimlich maneuver.

The Asian tiger might have lots of capital to invest abroad, but given its shortage of managerial and legal expertise, China is still learning how to maneuver its way through the American marketplace.

Another example of using your tongue too soon is when you maneuver it into her mouth seconds after your lips touch.

For there he can maneuver you onto all fours.