Sentence examples for able to navigate around from inspiring English sources
Restorers will then be able to navigate around a 3D virtual image of the painting.
RNIB staff argue that if, for example, someone has a guide dog, they will be able to navigate around familiar surroundings, so will not be awarded the points.
"I would say the Afghans are probably able to navigate around their own country without any help from GPS," Gibbons says.
By attaching a head-mounted camera to a computer and headphones, the blind users were even able to navigate around a room by the sound cues alone.
That makes me aware of it and able to navigate around or through the situation to hit my target.
Most respondents were able to navigate around the interventions provided with minimal or no help.
Over the years Goldman has been able to navigate quietly around its problems.
Who knew I was able to navigate myself around the world, from border to border with only one bag and passport.
Companies with global supply chains, and dizzying nets of subsidiaries in multiple tax jurisdictions, are able to navigate their way around tax systems that their own highly-paid accountants may know better than state authorities.
He practised hobbling about and decided he would be able to navigate his way around adequately.
