Horns and hollering followed, and minutes later they pulled over to begin navigating their route.
Miraculously unharmed, she began navigating her way along the hallway, which was pitch black — the power had gone out — toward Vieira de Mello's office.
So Dearden worked one last week, booked flights to Jakarta, packed what he could into a bag and began navigating Indonesia's storm-swept, tropical skies.
Parkour developed 16 years ago in the suburbs of Paris when sneaker-clad teenagers began navigating public spaces as skateboarders might, but without the skateboards.
After returning to New York, Mr. Hazan worked at his family's business, and Mrs. Hazan began navigating a bewildering city that shopped and cooked in ways that were completely foreign.
Of course, in the next few years, Ms. Breslin will begin navigating the waters of teenage-romance scripts and more provocative fare that some child stars have found treacherous on their course to eventual adult roles.
WASHINGTON — Prospective Republican presidential contenders face an important test this week as they begin navigating the complex crosscurrents between the fiscal and social demands of conservatives while trying to prove their electability against President Obama.
Now, as relatives of firefighters who have died begin navigating thickets of insurance claims and benefits paperwork, some are criticizing what they call flawed and unfair government rules that create a posthumous imbalance among firefighting families.
I put my best annoyed-and-cannot-be-bothered New Yorker face on and began navigating through the thick crowd, when I remembered another encounter with break-dancers about 10 years ago in the theater district.
Moments later, S. I. Newhouse Jr., chairman of Conde Nast and its parent company, Advance Publications, began navigating his milky-hued oval tray in the proximity of the rosemary olive sourdough rolls.
