Sentence examples for high navigate from inspiring English sources

Container ships, sometimes four stories high, navigate through this narrow passageway between Staten Island and New Jersey.

In this era, when prices are high and navigating the airport can be a headache, such strategic thinking, Mr. Lowry said, is "a money saver and a sanity saver".

Amid the crunching of nacho chips and the clicking of high heels navigating cobblestone streets, Nissan unveiled the 2013 Pathfinder in Lower Manhattan on Thursday.

High-tech navigating and radio equipment eclipsed the need for the old glass-windowed lookout post on the station-house cupola.

The show, aggressively raunchy in both incarnations, is about four teenage losers and their clumsy efforts to navigate high school and to score with girls.

Regardless of the expense, some school officials were not convinced the program was right for students who needed so much help just to navigate high school.

I can always break out the tent if they change their minds or if the coming water crossings look too high to safely navigate without the benefit of daylight.

Possibly, but the bottom line even below the $138 million he is getting is this: in a sporting culture in which even adolescents navigate high school teams the way they surf the Internet, Wright apparently put continuity and familiarity first.

The Russian expatriate community there embraces them, but Marina has to navigate high school and break into New York's ballet world while fending off the attentions of a male dancer she suspects may be a K.G.B. informant interested in her mother's secrets.

Like other major carriers, it is trying to navigate high fuel prices and a bumpy economy by cutting capacity out of the marketplace and squeezing more revenue from each seat.

Or the number of tutors it took to navigate high school.