Sentence examples for even navigate from inspiring English sources

"I'm like, I can't even navigate the subway system yet!" she recalled.

For areas in Westchester County and Connecticut, whose residents have been slammed repeatedly in recent years by unexpectedly severe storms, some found it difficult to even navigate home from Manhattan to check on their properties as the storm kicked in.

"Adults only fixate on obstacles about a third of the time, and 4- to 8-year-old children fixate on obstacles about 60 percent of the time, but it's remarkable that infants can even navigate without looking," Mr. Franchak said.

Cellphones have long been able to do more than make calls and take pictures; you can use them to pay parking meters, make purchases from vending machines, project images against a wall, display your bicycling speed or even navigate an unfamiliar city.

They look at a game and say: "That is too hard, how am I ever going to even navigate that world".

And as the participants imagined their way through the virtual room, the researchers found that the strength of the signal from this region was directly related to navigational performance, providing some new insights into why some people never need to stop for directions and others can't even navigate their way out of a parking garage.

He even navigates entirely around figures who do not fit any of his theories.

With their help, he received training on how to do the basics like cooking, shopping and even navigating city streets.

Forget about these friendly machines guiding NASA probes or even navigating the intricacies of your income taxes.

Since it was converted to condominiums in 2007, the building has battled owners who fell behind with their monthly common charges and has even navigated the labyrinthine process of a bank foreclosure.

A French skyscraper climber successfully scaled the world's tallest building on Monday, even navigating the tapered spire that extends beyond the top floors of the structure in Dubai.