Examples of 'outmanoeuvre' in a sentence
Meaning of "outmanoeuvre"
Outmanoeuvre is a verb that means to outsmart or defeat someone by being more clever or cunning
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- To perform manoeuvres or movements more successfully or better than; to surpass or get the advantage of in manoeuvring; to outgeneral.
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I was trying to outmanoeuvre jet lag but it did not work.
They used the jungle to outmarch and outmanoeuvre.
We can not outmanoeuvre him.
Outmanoeuvre opponents into space.
They launched coordinated attacks to outmanoeuvre the mother.
I can outmanoeuvre him for a while but not for ever.
Established firms innovate in order to outmanoeuvre or respond to their competition.
I was trying to outmanoeuvre Monroe senior to make his position on the Policing Executive untenable.
Each one working perfectly logically to outmanoeuvre the other.
I will outmanoeuvre you.
Algorithms capable of collaboration and teamwork can outmanoeuvre human teams.
We could outmanoeuvre it.
Understand the imperialist mind, and you can outmanoeuvre it.
They could easily outmanoeuvre the European merchant vessels and.
Advancing with a unitary army severely reduced prospects to outmanoeuvre and corner an enemy.
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They attempted to outmanoeuvre Richard by placing their large family in positions of power.
But you managed to outmanoeuvre me.
We cannot outmanoeuvre him… we must outwit him.
I believe a squad of bombers can outmanoeuvre their ion weapon.
They have to outmanoeuvre major players and unpredictable start-ups.
We should try to outmanoeuvre them.
Our powers seem to have a limited effect on these guys, so we are gonna outmanoeuvre them.
The Rawson brothers try to outmanoeuvre Anne in the coal business by making a low offer.
It would s-seem they want to outmanoeuvre us.
With an ability to outmanoeuvre rivals, some colleagues resented his success.
They are trying to outmanoeuvre us.
Even so, herbivores outmanoeuvre their enemies more often than you might suppose.
We can only guess it was a method to outmanoeuvre the Interceptors.
We cannot outmanoeuvre him. He holds all of the cards.
We need to find a way to outmanoeuvre Deed.
I believe we can outmanoeuvre this creature, and beam you and Ben up.
The smaller and agile Kimmerosaurus can easily outmanoeuvre the lumbering killer.
We can outmanoeuvre the Hirogens for a few more minutes, but beyond that.
I do it to help my crew, not outmanoeuvre them.
We can outmanoeuvre the Hirogens for a few more minutes, but beyond that … Maybe two.
Without good intelligence, we will never outmanoeuvre them on this.
Can easily outmanoeuvre The smaller, agile Kimmerosaurus the lumbering killer.
The fighting lasted for three weeks, as each side tried to outmanoeuvre the other.
It 's a difficult formation to outmanoeuvre and is driven by very good game principles.
And I love fighting the big guys, ' cause I can outspeed them and outmanoeuvre them.
The British ships were able to outmanoeuvre the French, and escaped.
You outwork, outthink, outscheme and outmanoeuvre.
One clique tries to outmanoeuvre the other - Zionists and anti-Zionists.
I will outwit you. I will outmanoeuvre you.
No, but I can outmanoeuvre her, keep her from a weapons lock.
In speed alone the Red Arrow can outmanoeuvre us . Yes.
But Greece quickly managed to outmanoeuvre Germany 's one-man-show starring Dirk Nowitzki.
Two players, two minds, two strategies, each trying to outmanoeuvre the other.
They used the jungle to outmarch and outmanoeuvre Britain 's weak Burma army.
Mr. Slope, however, flattered himself that he could outmanoeuvre the lady.
