Definitionn. a plan for attaining a particular goal
Last update: May 25, 2017
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He manoeuvred the car rapidly and avoided the truck. [Please select]
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Sherman's cavalry had hitherto failed to do serious damage to the railway, and the Federal general now proceeded to manoeuvre with his main body so as to cut off Hood from his Southern railway lines (August). [Please select]
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Enlarge This manoeuvre is peculiar to the hunted stag. [Please select]
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Now we have a chance to manoeuvre a little," added Donald." [Please select]
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Even this slight manoeuvre was embarrassing to Sir Everard, who felt it as a reproach to his indecision. [Please select]
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Nor did she again seek his eye after she had satisfied herself that her manoeuvre was observed and understood. [Please select]
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Again she had to be manoeuvred round the iceberg to pick up the boat, which was the one in charge of Mr. [Please select]
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There was nobody within sight, and the horse by his manoeuvre plainly intimated what had been the profession of his former master. [Please select]
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He had executed this manoeuvre to avoid an encounter--for a lion reasons as a man does, though not to the same extent. [Please select]
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It could be no worse if he faced round; and, perhaps, he might avoid the fatal charge by some dexterous manoeuvre. [Please select]
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"I repeated the manoeuvre, and stalked in behind another large cone, close to which the beasts were feeding." [Please select]
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