Sentence examples similar to a navigable challenge from inspiring English sources
Special instruments were developed ("CenterPointer", "AwlPointer", "SpinePointer," and a navigable screwdriver) to make navigation in the EM field possible.
The accelerated water dug out and maintained a navigable channel.
Maybe – if a swimmer can be said to count as a "navigable craft".
Swimming in the Thames is legal (it's a navigable river).
From the early 1980s the Huai was navigable by small ships above Huainan, while the Subei Canal provided a navigable outlet to the sea.
Because it would block a navigable waterway, the barrage needed its own act of parliament.
Once a navigable tributary of the Thames, it had become a stagnant ditch.
For 400 years explorers sought a navigable passage through its archipelago or across its land.
They might try a "navigable" river – the Thames, the Wye, the Lugg – anywhere where you can take a boat.
The melting ice cap looks almost certain to create a navigable Northwest Passage and unleash a scramble for undersea resources.
