| As in the game of chess, war has two opposing sides which attempt to outmanoeuvre each other and thus clinch victory. |
| Strachan, on the other hand, was regarded as tricksy enough to outmanoeuvre his dour Aberdeen and Manchester United manager. |
| Serbia's strategy of attempting to outmanoeuvre its former secessionist province through the international court lay in ruins. |
| The awkward xebecs would never be able to outmanoeuvre the British vessels. |
| Two other routes were outlined as a diversionary tactic. Allied soldiers would follow these routes in order to outmanoeuvre the Germans. |
| Finally, he trusted that Villeneuve, when burdened with Spanish ships, would outwit and outmanoeuvre Nelson! |
