Sentence examples for had successfully navigated from inspiring English sources

Half an hour later, I had successfully navigated an obstacle course of office chairs, and identified the letter "O," written on the whiteboard.

In his brief remarks during the conference call, Mr. Nicholas said that the company had "successfully navigated the worst downturn in semiconductor history".

Sergeant Burton said he knew of two other boats that had successfully navigated the passage this summer: a New Zealand sailboat, the Evco, which is now heading to Greenland, and the United States Coast Guard cutter Healy.

As the day came to a close and guests began to filter out, Mr. Regna, dressed in a perfectly tailored gray suit, said he was thankful drivers had successfully navigated the twisting roads of Tuxedo Park in their ancient cars.

He had successfully navigated eight years of political wrangling, the digital revolution, controversies over cost-cutting and his own pay, not to mention some cringe-making televised antics of BBC hosts.

Though he had successfully navigated the jungles of Guatemala in earlier adventures, he was no match for a couple of well-trained Everglades con men who robbed him while he was traveling through Florida.

All of them, Canadians excluded, have successfully navigated the "long slog".

I'd appreciate any advice from those who have successfully navigated this difficult territory.

Mr. Brown, by contrast, has successfully navigated the treacherous waters for Republicans here in part by avoiding national issues.

Although I have successfully navigated culturally nonresponsive schooling environments, millions of students continue to struggle under the status quo.

I said: 'Oh my God: Who are you?' " Now twenty-six, Osment appears to have successfully navigated the obvious yet substantial perils of child stardom.