Sentence examples for On navigating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tyson, Ms. Romer and Ms. Yellen are especially close, calling one another for advice on navigating the world of White House politics and talking economic shop.

It was the hardest one I've yet been on: navigating through a vast, arid climate at 47C, the heat and sand abrasion eating away at me.

He published a treatise on navigating the Chilean coast.

He paused, concentrating on navigating a tricky curve, the wheels skidding on loose stones.

The initially friendly Haku, a boy with magical powers (Jason Marsden), advises Chihiro on navigating the new world.

But these days, his bankers are more focused on navigating the global credit crisis than on financing new container ships.

A growing number of programs are offering advice on navigating the financial and technical aspects of earth-friendly projects.

When the Olympics are over, Franklin intends to solicit Phelps's thoughts on navigating a corporate world that will be gathering at her front door.

For more tips on navigating the major sticking points of flying with children, including the challenge of sitting together, see my Nov. 4 article, "Are We There Yet?

The narrative skips around chronologically in a way that can seem haphazard: a few chapters after Saladin dies we learn about his views on navigating the Red Sea.

Mr. Bush has always seemed focused more on bringing everyone together and raising their spirits than on navigating the ship itself.