Sentence examples for i could navigate from inspiring English sources

I liked that I could navigate through everything on my own.

I could navigate the new emerging culture that was not mine because of the years I had spent away.

I could navigate the Old City half-drunk (more on this later), but it was becoming clear that I couldn't find my way into the believers' world.

As one twenty-nine-year-old said, "Honestly, I know the processes and procedures for dealing with life outside on the street way more than I could navigate a corporate office setting…or have any desire to".

I could navigate some of these parameters, such as the containment of the smells, but for others—such as its toxicity and flammability—I knew I would need to consult with experts.

I knew these "teens" (James Van Der Beek had to shave twice a day to look younger) weren't like me in many ways, but they gave me a lexicon with which I could navigate my own life.

Sure, he peppered his talk with silly analogies (comparing international organizations to the Death Star, for example) and told jokes ("They like to have a young, good-looking guy around for parties"), but it was clear that Lantuit had mastered the system he helps maintain much of it, I learned later and could navigate it with wit and panache.

"I use this station every day". Did they think I couldn't navigate round my own station?

Both services worked efficiently, offered prompt customer service, both by e-mail and phone, and had well-designed Internet sites that I could easily navigate.

My anxiety manifests itself in various ways, but the most common cause is driving, something that I could perhaps navigate better if I lived anywhere but Los Angeles.

After days of Champagne and late nights, the thought of rejuvenating with natural beauty products had conjured visions of "Sound of Music" bliss, but the aisles were jammed with more labels and products than I could easily navigate.