Sentence examples for attempt to navigate from inspiring English sources

When you realise that, in an attempt to navigate the navigation system, you've adjusted the air-conditioning, and in trying to rectify your mistake, you've changed the radio station, you know that all is not ideal.

Do not attempt to navigate central Bruges on the tandem.

An unsuccessful attempt to navigate it was made by Allen Young in the Pandora in 1875.

The writing has moments of quietly bracing insight, as these two fiercely particular individuals attempt to navigate the other.

The two moves reflected Mr. Martin's attempt to navigate a series of politically difficult proposals through a deeply divided commission.

The Music Power 100 is our attempt to navigate the currents of influence within the UK music industry.

What is amazing about a place like Annawadi is the ingenuity with which individuals attempt to navigate this unstable and often unforgiving new system.

The people in his work typically attempt to navigate changing urban and rural worlds, while taking romantic false steps through jarring scenarios.

A number of initiatives do exist to help litigants in person as they attempt to navigate their way through the legal jungle.

Foot traffic slows to a crawl as pedestrians attempt to navigate the city's pavements – they are horribly uneven and potholed at the best of times.

In an attempt to navigate Haiti's corruption record, the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission, led by Bill Clinton and the Haitian President, was established to approve and supervise all major projects in line with goals identified in the government's recovery plan.