Sentence examples for helping to navigate from inspiring English sources

He balances and grounds the horn players, helping to navigate their improvisation.

Owen has offered to talk me through the mountains' creative terrain – as well as helping to navigate us.

"I am particularly proud of my role in helping to navigate through one of the most difficult periods in publishing history as we transitioned from traditional print journalism to the digital world".

"When you're working with an actor like Denis, who is inspired every day in rehearsal," he said, "my job becomes more about being an editor and not so much helping to navigate the twists and turns of the role.

Dianne Miller, a Labor Department spokeswoman, said the federal law allowed an overtime exemption for shipboard workers who spend at least 80percentt of their time navigating or helping to navigate a vessel.

The service tries to meet the needs, not just of the patient in and out of the hospital, but also of the patient's family, helping to navigate the medical complexities, to obtain the assistance for recovery or to ease the patient through the end of life and make decisions about treatments as an illness progresses.

Gaining experience in different roles can help to navigate your path.

The song helps to navigate the spaces outside of our control: the majestic, terrifying slopes of wonder.

Furthermore, stored MNS vectors also help to navigate the catheter without repeated fluoroscopic pulses.

Neuronal connections are formed by migrating axons, and the growth edge contains receptors which help to navigate the axon to its final destination.

Survivors of violence during pregnancy need help to navigate among possible services and authorities, and a continuum of professional services in society is essential.