maneuvered

He was the principal architect of the IRA peace strategy; without him the IRA would never have been maneuvered out of violence.

The U.S. may have maneuvered past the fiscal cliff and has put off debt-ceiling brinksmanship.

A deft chess player, Schwarzenegger had maneuvered her between the proverbial rock and a hard place.

He has maneuvered among overlapping relationships with three wives, including the mother of his four children.

In the early stages of the last campaign, Mitt maneuvered to run to the right of his major opponents.

Finally they maneuvered Elsie against the side of a truck, and Tootles scrambled into place, amid the jeers of the neighborhood.

Landy maneuvered the horses through the gates without dismounting and rode up to the central stable.

He saddled the colt, maneuvered him up to the kitchen door for the basket of breakfast, and rode to the Point alone.

Before they had maneuvered the bulky cylinder to the cargo hatch, the alien released our power lead.

And when Guynemer encountered an enemy plane he maneuvered to overcome it with the same care for exactness of movement.