Sentence examples for I've navigated from inspiring English sources

I've navigated plenty of foreign cities before with only some advance research, a guidebook and a map.

Indeed, during the past few weeks, while Nathaniel has been on vacation from school, I've navigated dozens of such questions (something I rarely had to do with his older sister, now 19, because she was naturally more of a homebody).

And when I've navigated Brooklyn, crossed into Queens, slogged up First Avenue in Manhattan, twisted briefly through the Bronx, and headed down Fifth Avenue to Central Park, I plan to meet a dear friend at the finish line.

I've navigated England in a wheelchair for 32 years and had figured that I'm well prepared for backpacking anywhere.

I've navigated this journey remotely from the UK, exploring countless dead ends.

"I've navigated difficult things before — I worked as a journalist with CNN, worked for the government, launched a technology startup.

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

See, for the last 12 months I have navigated life without benefit of a wristwatch.

Related: NHS morale needs a dose of kindness Over the past five years, I have navigated my way through exams and placements, and hours and hours spent chatting with patients.

With the aid of that knife, I have navigated dozens of darkened hallways and signed scores of credit slips and contracts.

As a white Brit married to a Ugandan lady with South Africa as home, my family and I have navigated similar issues to you but in a country that is still recovering from the institutionalised racism and oppression of apartheid.