I began to navigate the site.
In the early 1700s French fur traders began to navigate upstream.
Over a decade ago I came out as a transgender woman and began to navigate my transition.
The women shop for food, go out together to explore, and begin to navigate the daily demands of German life.
The same is true here, as these ideas take center stage, and the society begins to navigate the altered landscape it is creating.
In the next few weeks, Harvey will begin to navigate new territory, pitching more innings and later into the year than he did last year, his first professional season.
When we reached Kabul an hour later, as we began to navigate the congested streets toward the part of the city where the hospital is, I noticed the Toyota pull onto the shoulder behind us.
When you add to that mix, the numerous sessions and panels devoted to 3D printing, open innovation, crowdsourcing and funding, you begin to navigate the road map for pioneering a more sustainable society through social technology and, yes, innovation.
With his help, he began to navigate the strange cosmos of soundscapes he had created in search of a follow-up to Illinoise, which had become, in his words, "really monstrous and hazardous in its ambition".
She also began to navigate the other great contradiction in her life: though she had spent years among her friends in Opus Dei, her biggest supporters were her sister's friends in the liberal Jesuit and Maryknoll orders.
