Sentence examples for cards to navigate from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, although we've been set up to depend on credit cards to navigate the lives we live (try renting a car without one), I think the thing we can do as individuals is to start using them less.
Your stroke made even the simplest tasks baffling, but you succeeded in using my boarding card to navigate to "my" seat.
Other employees say that they are automatically enrolled in the payroll-card programs and forced to navigate a bureaucratic maze if they want to opt out.
A team-by-team breakdown of the A.L. wild-card race: TAMPA BAY, 87-69 Thavehave the wild-card lead but now have to navigate through three games in the Bronx against a Yankees team that might not want to be eliminated before their home fans.
China's version of a green-card program is not easy to navigate, Chinese lawyers and academics say.
Initially he finds the escalators rather challenging to navigate but has recently purchased his first Oyster card.
His ability to navigate China's complicated business landscape today is apparent on his name card.
WORST: Difficult to navigate.
