Sentence examples for chart its way from inspiring English sources

Simmons's group has re-created the bat's echo processing prowess in a computer that was able to chart its way through a virtual obstacle course almost as well as the bat itself.

It has helped the Navy chart its way forward with unusual success.

At a time when the U.S. is charting its way out of its debilitating -- and growing -- oil dependence, CARB's plan puts biofuels at a comparative disadvantage against petroleum.

We want a deep and special partnership between a strong and successful European Union and a U.K. that is free to chart its own way in the world.

When it refused to support the U.S.-backed invasion of Iraq in 2003 — it was, albeit late in the day — declaring the end of its Cold War and the need to chart its own way.

Together with these other disciplines, Islamic theology is concerned with ascertaining the facts and context of the Islamic revelation and with understanding its meaning and implications as to what Muslims should believe and do after the revelation had ceased and the Islamic community had to chart its own way.

Italy has charted its own way of belonging to Europe, struggling as few other countries do with fractured politics, uneven growth, organized crime and a tenuous sense of nationhood.

"This is the best, most expedient way for Interpublic to chart its future," Mr. Bell, 58, said in an interview.

On the Irish Singles Chart, it reached number four and enjoyed twenty weeks of charting, while on the Japan Hot 100 chart it made its way to number 25.

By the time the chart made its way to the police investigators, however, the notation IM was written in next to the P.O., an addition that would allow for an intramuscular injection.

A large chart makes its way around the room, and the crowd of thirty dutifully marks on it.