“manoeuvre”造句，怎麼用manoeuvre造句

The lack of money severely limits their room for manoeuvre.

Since then, Mrs Merkel's room for manoeuvre has narrowed.

Cold-war terminology implied that third-world countries had limited room for independent manoeuvre.

That will severely limit Obama's room for manoeuvre at the Copenhagen talks.

The chopper shot upward in a manoeuvre matched by the other pilot.

By the spring of 1991 Gorbachev was caught between two powerful trends which were narrowing his room for manoeuvre.

The game involves “command and control, strategy and manoeuvre”, giving practice on organization ability and logical thinking skills.

This configuration will provide good sustained supersonic cruise performance with a suitable engine type, and good manoeuvre performance in transonic and supersonic regimes.

Before leaving for New Delhi, he finally persuaded Adley to agree that he would have more room for manoeuvre about leaving India in the Commonwealth.

Imperial concubine Yi was disappointed, but also happy, disappointed that Xian Fengtuo did not mention himself, happy that since Xian Feng did not make arrangements, he had room for manoeuvre.

According to common sense, Luo Bin was only a little-known scholar who could draw pictures at that time. It was very difficult for him to have room for manoeuvre when he came to Beijing Normal University.

Dantès continued at his post in spite of the presence of the pilot, until this manoeuvre was completed, and then he added, "Half-mast the colors, and square the yards!" "You see," said Danglars, "he fancies himself captain already, upon my word."

ship search manoeuvre

The government has plentiful room to manoeuvre.

They tired out the enemy by skilful manoeuvre.

The president has tried to manoeuvre the campaign away from himself.

The IMF argues that despite historically high debt-to-GDP ratios, many countries still have room for fiscal manoeuvre.

"Did you have any trouble?" Byron asked, driving into a small parking lot and changing the subject in the same neat manoeuvre.

When the enemy begins to manoeuvre his troops in a disorderly way and to make false moves, the relative strengths of the two opposing armies will naturally no longer be the same as before.

ship mooring manoeuvre

The surplus countries have the biggest room for manoeuvre.

In particular, the us and German governments retain substantial fiscal room for manoeuvre - and should use it.

The floor area of the elevator cars shall provide space for wheel chair users to enter the car manoeuvre within reach of controls and exit from the car.

combined alarm and manoeuvre recorder

These sea gliders do not have an engine and instead manoeuvre vertically by changing their buoyancy while relying on a pair of short, stubby wings to glide forwards.

Their ground forces were able to manoeuvre and reconnoitre without any danger of air attack.

The piano puts a momentary end to its own fury with a barely feasible manoeuvre, both hands jumping up three or four octaves simultaneously and fortissimo in the time of a semiquaver.