manoeuvre

IPA: mɑnˈɝv

UK, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand spelling of maneuver.

(transitive) UK, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand spelling of maneuver.

Examples of "manoeuvre" in Sentences

But this manoeuvre is more difficult.
There was not much room to manoeuvre.
Continuing roles for mass and manoeuvre.
There is no gasoline for such a manoeuvre.
It is considered to be a fairly advanced manoeuvre.
The word manoeuvre used an ae ligature in the original.
The word manoeuvre uses an oe ligature in the original.
The main objection was that the manoeuvre was very risky.
The valsalva manoeuvre increases pressure in the venous system.
A manoeuvre is being executed against me, and I do not know what it is.
The gun is manoeuvred by the body of the gunner, who is attached to the weapon.
But this short-term manoeuvre has harmed Labour’s prospect of a revival in the medium term.
A common understanding of fairness ought to dictate that this kind of manoeuvre is not worthy of a long discussion.
Obviously, my sense of maneuver/manoeuvre is a broad overall approach to a whole range of issues, of which “challenge” is only one …
And at the second net we were greeted by rifle shots till we desisted and went on to the third, where the manoeuvre was again repeated.
So the room for manoeuvre is rather limited or, in other words, we are all in one boat in Europe, as far as the monetary system is concerned.
The term "danger play" is less frequently found in the literature; it refers to a manoeuvre that guards against an unlikely distribution but loses a vital trick if the lie of cards is more or less normal.