Sentence examples for like navigate from inspiring English sources

BUT anyway under any other circumstances weddings are an impossible collision of family subcultures and sexual-predator-ing third cousins and having to like navigate a strange town and quiet hotel and the entire outfit/gift/money/RSVP continuum even though nobody thought to train you.

Stand by until "Wait" turns to "listening," and then give a navigation command like "Navigate Home".

I don't know how young people do it nowadays, like navigate those waters.

While the interface will be less intuitive than those other, flashier solutions (nobody likes navigating Windows or another desktop OS from the couch), the capabilities are endless and upgrading is straightforward.

Really, with these sites, like all other subject-specific content sites, find a site you like to navigate, or a site where you like the content, and keep going back.

What is it like, navigating between corps and soloist roles?

Navigating illness — like navigating a post-hurricane displacement — is disorienting, frightening and intensely disrupting.

YET Mr. Rubin has sometimes stepped in to provide council on complicated matters, like navigating this summer's credit crisis.

ALAN GREENSPAN may be the god of global finance, but his efforts to steer America's economy are proving rather like navigating outer space with a compass.

"It's like navigating with a foot in two canoes," said Mr. Hill, who left an Oneida reservation to attend the University of Wisconsin in 1964.

Katie O'Donovan of Mumsnet said: "Popping into a shop with a small child in tow can sometimes feel like navigating an assault course.