Sentence examples for had been navigated from inspiring English sources

One of its tributaries, the Firesteel River, rises near Lake Superior; together, the rivers served as a 475-mile (765-kilometre) route for explorers and fur traders after they had been navigated in 1733 by the French fur traders La Vérendrye and La Jemeraye.

The skill level of practitioners was already high, infrastructure existed, the efficiency of techniques had been honed, and the institutional bureaucracy had been navigated; all of these factors resulted in cost savings.

Until recently, the most challenging aspect of life in the N.F.L. had been navigating the metropolitan area's traffic on his commute to the team's practice facility.

He said he had been navigating migrant boats since the maritime exodus began booming when the economy plummeted at the end of the 1990's.

Hours earlier, Davis had been navigating dense traffic in Lahore, his thick frame wedged into the driver's seat of a white Honda Civic.

And he just killed two men?" Hours earlier, Davis had been navigating dense traffic in Lahore, his thick frame wedged into the driver's seat of a white Honda Civic.

He had been navigating virtual streets to test a computer program whose developers hope will make American roads safer by helping to identify older drivers whose cognitive skills have declined.

Only an hour earlier, G. J. and I had been navigating the traffic-clogged streets of Mérida, capital of Yucatán province, in a scuffed-up rented Chevy that proved more temperamental than, well, a mule.

If Albert had been navigating the route in the daytime, he might have noticed that it was taking them through the high desert as it rose toward shimmering snowy peaks in the distance.

Apparently, my Finnish students had been navigating the hallways on their own since they were first-graders, and my plan irked them.

It was at first thought the captain would be found amongst the wreckage of the upper deck, but he had been navigating the boat from the lower deck at that time.