Sentence examples for are navigating on from inspiring English sources

Aside from the attendant grief, there are other challenges we are navigating on my mom's behalf that will require stamina and deliberation and wisdom.

When vision (and hence the use of remembered landmarks) is not available, such as when animals are navigating on a cloudy night, in the open ocean, or in relatively featureless areas such as sandy deserts, path integration must rely on idiothetic cues from within the body.

The online environment is clearly distinct from traditional in-person mental health care, and this is the environment that young people are navigating on their own from an early age.

The game is played from a third-person perspective and its world is navigated on-foot or by vehicle.

The new Finance Minister "will be navigating on a considerably calmer sea" than Mr. Ortiz, said Sergio Martin, chief economist for ING Barings in Mexico.

"It's absolutely not normal practice and my words were directed at the then commander of the Concordia, Massimo Calisto Garbinarino, who was navigating on the 9 August, who gave the tourists a treat – in complete safety – and who may have wanted to salute an old sea commander (an apparent reference to Mr Palombo)," he said.

The court today found that there was nothing fundamental about the requirement that the five or so miles around a golf course be navigated on foot.

Coupler of the former is the desired body which should be navigated on the four desired postures and a coupler point of the latter, provides suitable movement for the input link of the former.

The last 3km (1.9 miles) is a steep climb over a rocky path and can only be navigated on a bike or by foot.

The game is played from either a third-person or first-person view and its world is navigated on foot or by vehicle.

The passage, which was about 18 to 24 inches in depth, could be navigated on foot or horseback during low tides to travel across the opening of Nueces Bay into Corpus Christi Bay.