Sentence examples for each other navigating from inspiring English sources

But they're going through this transition with each other, navigating the new territory together.

By accident they become roommates; by design they help each other navigate troubled romances and conflicting dreams.

They exchange e-mail messages with their teachers, help each other navigate the Internet and cooperate on in-class presentations and printed reports.

"We were all in a place in our lives we hadn't prepared for," he said, "and collectively we could share experiences and help each other navigate".

These reports are then mapped on a live public web-map informing fellow residents about dynamically changing situations in the city and help each other navigate to safety.

Things are pretty empty – we pass an Australian man and woman, who seem to be trying to help each other navigate but there aren't many other people around.

Others – often when there's a common ethnic background – are communal arrangements in which the tenant and the owner become one family, eating together, helping each other navigate the new land.

In the hours after the governor's stunning announcement, on Monday, Wisconsinites formed support groups to help each other navigate the reality of Walker turning his full attention to their state.

Women around the world have built support networks to help each other navigate travel.

For example, there is a sub-Reddit called /r/studentloandefaulters, where borrowers post articles in the "fight against student loan slavery", but also help each other navigate through the complex rules governing student loan debt.

Pagano said she and fellow female founders created a community to help each other navigate the difficult task of fundraising, and XFactor has now allowed that community to take it a step further.