Sentence examples for charting their way from inspiring English sources

Rowell, whose last young adult novel was "Eleanor & Park," specializes in young misfits charting their way in the world.

The information gathered on solar radiation and its relationship to magnetic fields may some day help space travelers chart their way around the danger spots in space.

Although primarily directed at governments, a recent report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) may help early-career scientists chart their way toward making an impact on science policy.

Sarah and Shaun did this in various ways such as teaching refugees in Damascus and helping the people to chart their way.

To reinforce that point, I would like to introduce another set of "mompreneurs" who are charting their own ways in business while still raising a family.

By seeing the manner in which good writers chart their own way through a topic you will recognize certain things that you are already doing -- and that you may need to improve -- and other things that you're not doing.

"States should have to ability to chart their own way forward on cannabis regulation, outside of federal oversight," Lininger said, calling it a states' rights issue that had led many legislators of a more conservative bent on marijuana policy to support the resolution.

At the same time Democrats, who over the last half-century have zealously defended sacrosanct federal laws - such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that tackled segregation - against arguments that states should be allowed to chart their own way, are now making plans to employ some of those very states' rights positions to fend off Trump administration policies they disagree with.

WHEN dealing with cancer, doctors often worry about lone tumour cells leaving the centre and disappearing into the system, with little way of charting their progress until it is too late.

All of these things will help new mothers in making their own decisions and charting their own courses in a way that fulfills not just their families, but also themselves.

I came up with this new term to describe my own goals and to chart my own course within Contemporary Art that is shared with my Brothers and Sisters-in -ART, who chart their own artistic ways out of the same impulse and toward the same goal.