Sentence examples for Go on navigating from inspiring English sources
As long as NOAA staff are absent and the agency's website is dormant, the world must go on navigating by the old model — which grows slightly more inaccurate each day.
When Brodman was born, she'd stopped working, but in her mind she went on navigating rooms, staircases, corners, and corridors.
A camera and additional sensors generate information of what's going on in the world to navigate a robot's movement.
But some complained that the greater challenge was navigating the disparate and sometimes competing investigations going on around the United States.
Lewis went on: "Conservatives should be worried that Walker hasn't proven capable of navigating these land mines".
And during those early years - before he went back to America, promising to send for us - the Sergeant and I would go on imaginary missions together, navigating our way through the thicket of farangs lazing on the beach.
As the years went on, I continued navigating complex relationships between three dads, my mom, my siblings and extended family, while living 3,000 miles away and seeing them twice a year.
To help you navigate where to go on popular islands Turks and Caicos, Puerto Rico and Barbados I've enlisted the help of three local experts who are either native or have spent over a decade living in their destination.
Every company has its own story, but most will go on a rollercoaster ride as they navigate the road toward success.
How are journalists going to navigate these things?
