- the
focus shifted towards destroying enemy armies rather than
simply outmanoeuvering them. Wars
became more
costly and
decisive as
invasions of
enemy territory...
- a long
pause due to an illness, he
marched on
towards Syria.
Though outmanoeuvered by Darius's
significantly larger army, he
marched back to Cilicia, where...
- the war. In the book
Swallowdale by
Arthur Ransome, the
Great Aunt is
outmanoeuvered when she
tasks Nancy and
Peggy Blackett with
learning the poem, without...
-
Fifth Republic.
Although at
times a
politically isolated figure, he
outmanoeuvered rivals to
become the left's
standard bearer in the 1965 and 1974 presidential...
- Kaufmann,
showing great capacity in the
action of Makram,
where he
outmanoeuvered a
greatly superior force and
captured 58 guns, and in a
night attack...
- the
General Staff of the Red Army. Pla**** a
decisive role at Kursk,
outmanoeuvered German commander Manstein and
later routed German forces in
Korsun salient...
- the
ensuing battle the
largest of the
civil wars. On 1 July,
Rupert outmanoeuvered the
Covenanters and
Parliamentarians to
relieve the city. The next day...
-
postponed it if he had
heard Benedetti's
account of the incident. He was
outmanoeuvered by Otto von Bismarck, and on 15 July he made a
hasty declaration in...
-
terms of
union with Canada. His
Conservative rival, John
Colledge Pope,
outmanoeuvered Haythorne during the campaign, however, by
promising that he
could get...
-
Tremendous aborts her
attempt at
raking Cannonière
under the
threat of
being outmanoeuvered and
raked herself by her more
agile opponent. In the background, the...
