manoeuvres in English
spectacular jumps and other daring maneuvers
the Russian vessel was on maneuvers
the truck was unable to maneuver comfortably in the narrow street
Use "manoeuvres" in a sentence
1. manoeuvres in the desert.
2. The grand manoeuvres will be held tomorrow.
3. Similar manoeuvres play out on Alikewise.com
4. Those manoeuvres arise in a situation of unequal power.
5. There have been large - scale military manoeuvres on the frontier.
6. I told the Air Vice-Marshal we were doing extraordinary manoeuvres.
7. The pilot has to carry out a series of complex manoeuvres.
8. 18 There have been large - scale military manoeuvres on the frontier.
9. Antonyms for Browbeats include lures, tempts, beguiles, coaxes, entices, flatters, maneuvers, manoeuvres, seduces and aids
10. The board's Machiavellian manoeuvres had given him little choice but to quit.
11. You will be asked to perform some standard manoeuvres during your driving test.
12. — If specific manoeuvres or actions are prohibited, the respective limitations are to be encoded.
13. The rest were all somewhat stooping, as though watching the manoeuvres of this last.
14. Manoeuvres have to be carefully planned, subtly executed and brought to a successful conclusion.
15. Afridi was targeted by Ju 87 Stukas diving from each side, making evasive manoeuvres ineffectual.
16. procedure and manoeuvres for IFR operation under normal, abnormal and emergency conditions covering at least:
17. Device for maintaining in relative position end platforms of a combined railway/road transport car during loading/unloading manoeuvres
18. (ii) procedure and manoeuvres for IFR operation under normal, abnormal and emergency conditions covering at least:
19. A series of impressive manoeuvres by the chairman had secured a lucrative contract for the company.
20. - which have been reported to perform abnormal manoeuvres since entering the airspace of a Member State.
21. 27 He knew the truth of her manoeuvres but he was too chivalrous to mention it.
22. They normally use a small portion of the stroke intuitively combined with other moves and manoeuvres.
23. The procedure for evasive action manoeuvres and the terms used are shown in a diagram in Annex
24. Pakistan’s 1938 Manoeuvres, Field Firing and Artillery Practice Act prohibits the entry or interference of any educational institution during military maneuvers.[
25. The North has responded to the manoeuvres by putting its armed forces on a semi war footing.
26. Surf Tips - How to do a Forehand Cutback - YouTube The Cutback is one of surfing's most important manoeuvres
27. The procedure for evasive action manoeuvres and the terms used are shown in a diagram in Annex 1.
28. Docking manoeuvres were thought to be needlessly risky as they required delicately flying two spacecraft in close proximity.
29. 6 Reversing round a corner is one of the manoeuvres you are required to perform in a driving test.
30. • it has been reported that the aircraft has performed abnormal manoeuvres since entering the airspace of a Member State;
31. 5 Docking manoeuvres were thought to be needlessly risky as they required delicately flying two spacecraft in close proximity.
32. Most importantly he needs to make sure past abuses and present intimidation manoeuvres are thoroughly investigated, and those responsible punished.
33. 20 There followed a series of spider-like manoeuvres to negotiate the chimney-groove and become ensconced on the ledge belay.
34. Coverdale worked on generating team spirit and inter-dependence - including manoeuvres on Salisbury Plain that involved treasure hunts and making rope ladders.
35. This makes the car feel tardy in quick manoeuvres and exacerbates the variable-ratio's less-than-linear response through fast sweepers.
36. In 1871, Blumenthal represented Germany at the British manoeuvres at Chobham, and was given the command of the IV Corps at Magdeburg.
37. Des soldats allemands se couvrant d'un filet qui les rend invisible des avions lors des grandes manoeuvres d'automne de l'armée Allemande, en
38. 5 Sometimes parents had stopped the laxative because the stool withholding manoeuvres or screaming did not stop as soon as loose stools were induced.
39. Aerobatics Instructor, Colin Appleton, explains the basic aerobatic manoeuvres such as unusual attitudes, steep turns, wing-over turns, aileron rolls, barrel rolls and loops
40. "Nicolas Sarkozy does not intend to give up on it, whatever the derisory manoeuvres that only serve to harm creative diversity, " his office said in a statement.
41. A training aid has also been developed that can replay previous manoeuvres and demonstrate the effects that an alternate course of action would have had, based on actual environmental data.
42. To begin with, the scale of Ms Yingluck's triumph makes it very much harder for the forces of the establishment to deny her victory, through legal or extralegal manoeuvres.
43. The reason for this is that, through various manoeuvres, the OTE has essentially succeeded in excluding private ADSL-suppliers from the market, thereby preventing them from competing with the OTE.
44. Determined to get some army experience, Edward attended manoeuvres in Ireland, during which he spent three nights with an actress, Nellie Clifden, who was hidden in the camp by his fellow officers.
45. One of the notable features eagerly awaited by spectators during the Republic Day Parade is the Flypast comprising the magnificent display of the might of our Air Force through their breath taking aerobatic manoeuvres.
46. To quantify the extent to which each manoeuvre possessed these attributes, adjectival ratings ranging from "Excellent" to "Fair" were assigned to each of the twelve manoeuvres, for each of the three manoeuvre evaluation criteria.
47. According to Article 5.09, vessels and convoys shall be able to take evasive action in good time and the capacity for such action shall be proved by evasive action manoeuvres in the test area in accordance with Article 5.03.
48. ‘aerobatic flight’ means manoeuvres intentionally performed by an aircraft involving an abrupt change in its attitude, an abnormal attitude, or an abnormal variation in speed, not necessary for normal flight or for instruction for licenses or ratings other than aerobatic rating;
49. ‘The surprise leaks and Backstairs briefings are familiar after six years in government, as is the whiff of intrigue and rivalry between the Prime Minister and the Chancellor.’ ‘The real reason is that she is ashamed of New Labour's Backstairs manoeuvres to starve the nursery nurses back to work.’
50. Blanks are commonly used when the sound and flash of gunfire is needed, but a projectile would not be safe, such as in military training manoeuvres or funeral honours, in movies that require gun fights, in starter pistols to signal the beginning of races, and in the equestrian sport of cowboy mounted shooting.