Sentence examples for Had navigated from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood's had navigated decades of political marginalization and the execution, torture, and imprisonment of its leaders to come to power.

Assigned as lead navigator was 1st Lt. Curtis E. LeMay, who had navigated the finding of the Utah and been a participant in a goodwill mission to South America in February that had won the group the MacKay Trophy.

Bligh had navigated it in his launch and taken notes.

I found backwaters no one had navigated for years.

Because I studied philosophy, I had navigated in those waters many years ago and.

It was his father, Arthur Jenkins, who had navigated that route.

By the time you've navigated airport traffic, battled long check-in lines and consumed some bad in-flight food, you settle into your seat and realize you forgot to prepare for jet lag.

The automated cars, each with a human along for the ride, have deftly navigated thousands of miles on California highways and city streets.

Her unparalleled success as a global cultural icon means she charts territory no one has quite navigated before at such huge level.

LOS ANGELES/SEATTLE, March 18 (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz has deftly navigated thorny issues such as gay marriage, gun control and Congressional gridlock, but his move to weigh in on U.S. race relations has brewed up a social media backlash.

They will be randomly allocated to have computer-navigated MIS or conventional THA technique.