This maneouvre put the fleet onto a more northerly heading.

I very seldom need to get up (though I appreciate the difficulties of this maneouvre).

He repeated this maneouvre eight times, before his arms burned like fire and his feet dragged in the snow.

Bronco complained because he'd been bitten in the maneouvre, but Shorty didn't mind now he had the lady on top of him.

The whole maneouvre looks like a large-scale campaign to support expansion of Gazprom into new markets through asset swapping.

"A nice maneouvre.

They executed this maneouvre admirably, with the formations remaining cohesive and withdrawing in echelon, each formation protecting the retreat of the adjoining one.

As an alternative to a loop, a streetcar can also be turned using a maneouvre similar to a three-point turn, involving at least two switches and a suitable layout of connecting tracks.

At 7:10 a.m., crack US Rangers set about taking the heights of the Pointe du Hoc overlooking Omaha, an essential maneouvre if the beachhead was to be secured.

- Sebastian Vettel was given a 20 second post-race drive-through penalty for an illegal overtaking maneouvre on Jenson Button on lap 66, dropping him from second to fifth.

The caustic relationship amongst "Independents" made the local newspaper as this pre-meditated maneouvre was made public and described in the press as "the lowest trick in living memory" even by supporters.

There is no specific description of a passing maneouvre in the lengthy contemporary match reports, although two weeks' later The Graphic reported "[Scotland] seem to be adepts at passing the ball".

Good pace in dry conditions from the qualifying session was proven in the race as Räikkönen succeeded to finish 4th, and eventually gaining the last podium spot after Sebastian Vettel was penalised for an illegal overtaking maneouvre.

The powerplant consisted of one large high-pressure central turbine for providing the motive power to a central propeller, and a pair of low-pressure turbines driving two outboard screws which were used for maneouvre, and which were shut down when the vessel was under way.

None of the options for closing the angle between the lines presented a favourable option to the British commander: any maneouvre to bring ships closer would limit its firing ability to its bow guns, and potentially expose its decks to raking or enfilading fire from the enemy ships.

Whereas the Mosul patriarchs were simply religious leaders, whose succession depended on the agreement of the Ottoman authorities, the Qudshanis patriarchs were also quasi-independent tribal chiefs, enjoying a certain freedom of maneouvre to balance between the Ottoman authorities and their nominally-subject Kurdish emirs.