Sentence examples for able to navigate with from inspiring English sources

They were able to navigate with instruments based on trigonometry, invented in Egypt.

Such "unmanned" weapons are increasingly able to navigate, communicate with each other, identify targets and even kill with minimal human involvement.

Petersen, who prior to Amen had sold another cool location service, Plazes, to Nokia, is working with a strong team of other founders who will hopefully be able to navigate that with a minimum of "hell-no"s.

The Twitter person needs to be able to navigate these waters with firm decision making.

Have I been able to navigate this consciously with my ex-husband?

Marketing Friendliness Your marketing team are the ones who drive customers to your site, so it's important that they be able to navigate the backend with ease.

What I mean by "agility" is being quick on your feet, being able to navigate any area with ease, and being able to overcome any physical obstacle.

As a result, Muhly says, Millepied is able to navigate an orchestral score with an unusual degree of sophistication: "He appreciates what it is doing structurally, and he appreciates bigger shapes, and he appreciates them coming back, and he appreciates technical stuff".

Drivers will be able to navigate through menu screens with just a swipe of the finger and can pinch and zoom for easy map viewing.

I was able to navigate through various airports with the constant help of camera guru and friend J. Eric Camp.

"Rob Fernandez was one of few people in this industry who was able to navigate the daily BS with a smile in his face.