Sentence examples for finding their way around from inspiring English sources

Long before a clinical diagnosis is possible, new research finds, Alzheimer's patients have trouble finding their way around new surroundings.

People with dementia have difficulty finding their way around hospital buildings.

Many of these parents are desperate for help but have difficulty finding their way around the system.

What is more, the better the cabbies were at finding their way around, the larger were their brains.

The visa system had proved ineffective at controlling cross-border movements, with those determined to travel easily finding their way around it.

Recruiters blame such factors as the cost of living, preconceptions about congestion and traffic, and the difficulty many newcomers experience in finding their way around the Island.

Jacks and mullet have long been appreciated around the Gulf of Mexico, are now finding their way into kitchens around the country.

Fishing nets and discarded plastic are finding their way into wardrobes around the world thanks to a rise in the number of fashion designers using materials made from recycled ocean waste.

Deep in the heart of every cheese lover, locked away like money in a safe, is a short list of secret favorites, off-the-beaten track cheeses that, I can't help noticing, are finding their way onto menus around New York.

Rest assured that 2010 is going to be a big year for the Android operating system, with many new handsets finding their way to stores around the world (including Google's own phone) and an increasing number of developers building tools, games and the likes for the fast-growing platform.

No matter how high, how long, how strong the wall, people have an uncanny knack for finding their way over, under and around.