Sentence examples for he has navigated from inspiring English sources

He has navigated difficult situations before.

He has navigated the dangerous waters of political cohabitation.

Since then, he has navigated his mission through political regimes of every colour and style: a right-wing military junta, and now Hugo Chávez's leftism; whoever comes and goes, he survives.

"We could let the thing quietly limp away or just turn it off," Dr. Robert W. Farquhar, the mission director, said of the craft he has navigated through space for five years.

A terminal outsider — "a fugitive all my life," as he once put it — he has navigated the tricky logistics of international co-productions, especially since his banishment from Hollywood, making films that are often defined by displacement and rootlessness ("Frantic," "Bitter Moon").

Noting that he has navigated his way through several releases with a side-project feel – an ambient record (Pomegranates), a series of singles (Nymphs) and his Darkside band (a collaboration with guitarist Dave Harrington) – Jaar says he has tried to put elements from all those efforts to use on the new record.

I was touched that he had navigated the train system to the suburban hospital, hours away from the city center.

But the man was coming to understand that his therapist was not going to let him out of this exercise until he had navigated his way along (1) an emotionally honest path to (2) an unexpected (3) yet inevitable destination.

Mr. Slovak said he had navigated the night flight with the help of moonlight above and neon lights from businesses below, electric evidence that he had entered the West.

But he stood at the forefront of the state lottery industry, because he had navigated the potentially turbulent transition of Connecticut's game from what was essentially a government agency to its own quasi-public entity.

Having traveled 400 miles by dog sled after his boat, the Gjoa, became frozen in the Beaufort Sea, he sent a wire, collect, to his native Norway to say that he was alive and that he had navigated the Northwest Passage and to ask for money.