Sentence examples for attempted to navigate from inspiring English sources

As for Balducci's, its Web site was a study in incompetence, one of the worst I've ever attempted to navigate.

"Dear Diary: A great tumbleweed of dog hair bore down on me today as I attempted to navigate the uncertain terrain of the back hallway," I wrote.

With the introduction of Global Positioning System (GPS) technology in the 1990s, researchers again attempted to navigate the entire length of the Amazon.

When Rodriguez attempted to navigate a web of bureaucracy to get his $30 water tank filled, "They told my wife, not for right now," he said.

Last April, as the Bat'kivshchyna attempted to navigate through ice and fog on its way to the Black Sea, it struck five rocks and became stuck on a sand bar.

Amtrak halted train service Saturday between Washington and Philadelphia, and Metrobus riders faced delays on more than two dozen routes as drivers attempted to navigate around downed trees, downed power lines and large pools of standing water, said Metro spokesman Dan Stessel.

Do not attempt to navigate central Bruges on the tandem.

One example is when a person attempts to navigate from one location to another.

This is not about persecution, but attempts to navigate uncharted waters.

This course examines the experiences of workers attempting to navigate the labor standards enforcement bureaucracy.

It is owned by Deborah and Roy Ibrahim, newcomers attempting to navigate the tricky waters of restaurant ownership.