Sentence examples for be navigated through from inspiring English sources

(The ship runs largely on autopilot, except when it must be navigated through narrow passageways).

This album captivates all of these emotions and allows one to be navigated through an incredible journey".

Mainstream parties have to prove that republican, pluralistic democracy, despite its frustrations and complexities, can be navigated through the trade-offs that all societies face better than populism can.

Oh yes, and the fact that one of the most vital business issues for the Murdoch family – their bid for the outstanding shares in BskyB – has to be navigated through the Cameron government, and that the government, by all appearances, facilitates this bid … is just business as usual.

With a smaller node capacity, more levels in the tree have to be navigated through.

The BAW homescreen features four icons across the bottom and "Featured Items" which can be navigated through by scrolling left or right.

You will be navigating through your media via an included remote control, and all of your menus and on-screen options are intuitive, look great and there aren't any lag issues when navigating through any of the synced media.

My relationship with my dad was navigated through football.

Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Katie Lyons's show is an enhanced walk, a game of chance, an act of faith in which solo pedestrians are navigated through Camden streets by extraordinary encounters.

From the perspective of the respondents in Egypt and Libya, this paper provides a reading of how images of self are related to artifacts of consumption, rituals, and symbols and how consumer values are navigated through this difficult landscape.

He's grown this company and he's navigated through all different parts of his life cycle.