manoeuver

• Surely, Ann Coulter is heaven sent, as one who does not bend, manoeuver, slip or slide around Republican principles in order to even appear to cooperate with liberals (Democrats). —  BadEagle.com
• This turning manoeuver, though highly dangerous, was fairly successful, and is considered by critics among the finest in this or any other of Bonaparte's campaigns. —  The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. I. (of IV.)
• Then by a dexterous manoeuver, for he understood driving thoroughly, he managed to overturn the wagon, and Nicholas was thrown headlong into the puddle. —  Frank and Fearless or The Fortunes of Jasper Kent
• The leader, all else being equal, who has the wit to out-manoeuver the other will win the engagement As a rule, an affirmative form of expression is used. —  The Plattsburg Manual A Handbook for Military Training
• Jim watched long enough to see the success of his manoeuver, then went down into the cuddy which served as a cabin, took off most of his clothes, and looked to the fastenings of his money belt. —  The Stolen Singer

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