Sentence examples for are navigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To plan, control and record the position and course of a vehicle, ship, aircraft etc on a journey; to follow a planned course.
- He navigated the bomber to the Ruhr.
TOOTH, CLAW AND STUFFING Technicians and restorers are navigating rows of dead animals at American museums.
Pay more attention to folks who acknowledge that we are navigating through unchartered waters these days.
"Dragon Mothers are navigating these unchartered parenting waters, terrified, but without another choice".
In effect, they are navigating an economy in crisis without much of a rulebook.
"I know we are navigating a territory that is very complicated.
The Icarus Project says its participants are "navigating the space between brilliance and madness".
"We are navigating through rough waters, and storm clouds continue to roll in from the euro area," Mr. King said.
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Known as the California Dream Act, the bill underscores the ways states are navigating controversial immigration issues.
The hit looked like a textbook tackle, but it illustrated the gray area that players are navigating.
The play centers on two couples who are navigating "seemingly unsolvable problems," the playwright said in a telephone interview.
