Sentence examples for lost navigate from inspiring English sources

If you get lost, navigate by the tall bell tower of the Clérigos church, visible from virtually everywhere in the city; or by the surviving sections of the 14th-century Fernandine defensive walls, hewn out of the granite on and out of which Porto is built.

This is obviously handy, but you can get a little lost navigating its sub-menus.

Ristorante Emili is situated so deep in the foothills that even my GPS gets lost navigating the endless switchbacks.

I was lost navigating courses, and took classes I thought I could cope with but were not the best for the skills I wanted.

Pasok's focus would be exclusively on preparing the party for the national poll, cadres said with Venizelos establishing a 50-strong committee to oversee how best the "country's only progressive centre left force" can regain some of the ground it has lost navigating Greece's worst economic crisis in decades.

Even uranium industry insiders get lost navigating the enrichment labyrinth.

Then comes Pardot, where you can sometimes get lost navigating through a series of buttons and hyperlinks that can run you in circles.

For a site that offers a wide range of products, the filtering option allows consumers to easily hone in on a specific category's selection without getting lost navigating a large selection.

There is actually very little to do apart from explore, get lost and navigate some of its 26 tunnels.

Mr. Strasser of Janney said that Wal-Mart's shifting strategies indicated the retail giant was "a little bit lost" in navigating the economic downturn.

The Confidant team — New Jersey-based trio Ahmed Makhdoom, Luqman Haqim and Jeneesh KV — were compelled by recent news of a Taiwanese trekker who got lost while navigating the Himalayas.