Sentence examples for love navigating from inspiring English sources
"My Patagonia," in the words of the poet Mario Miranda Soussi, "is a landscape of infinite water, torn apart by a torrent of love, navigating a single river swollen by miracles".
Show them raising their families; addressing stigma; dealing with the difficulties of treatment adherence, side effects and the reality of drug resistance; overcoming addiction; battling housing and economic stability issues; dealing with dating, sex and love; navigating homophobia, racism, and gender issues.
As a kid, he'd loved the way his neighborhood nestled between the mean streets of Sheepshead Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, loved navigating the local "Saturday Night Fever" culture and hip-hop culture, loved the safety amid the danger.
During my years of living in this entertainment capital, with its super-sized landscape, I loved navigating its maze of freeways and discovering a plethora of arts and cultural treasures around L.A. County.
In the issue, which hits newsstands nationwide on Jan . 19 the women open up about life, love and navigating their successful careers.
It tells the story of Kate who is coming to terms with her sexuality, falling in love and navigating her way through high school all in the heteronormative 90s she's one brave lady.
After a tortured piano ballad, Cyrus resumes what is essentially an upscale version of rock karaoke with a sweary version of Johnny Cash's A Boy Named Sue and Led Zeppelin's Since I've Been Loving You, navigating the song's vocal gymnastics with a glorious ease.
Cook then set about laying out his vision for a future in which Apple's software forms the central hub of its customers' lives, helping track their fitness, send love notes, navigate the road and trade pictures of cute dogs.
We may not be fighting off giant alien monsters yet, but we are trying to stay in love and navigate the complex business of life with some degree of synchronization.
(The New York Times profiled Cubby — now known as Jack — and his girlfriend in a 2011 article about navigating love with Asperger's).
