Sentence examples for manage to navigate from inspiring English sources

Robots just barely manage to navigate a desert autonomously.

Despite these wild spinnings, spiral-swimming creatures manage to navigate very well.

Somehow, waitresses manage to navigate without a slip the chaos of a night's smoke and noise, maintaining good humor even while maneuvering through the jostling crowd.

If you could get down in one piece without hitting a pothole or skidding on the gravel and then manage to navigate the left-hand bend at the bottom you were a legend.

If Britain's two best players do manage to navigate their way through the challenging waters in their section of the draw (where lurk Serena Williams, Roberta Vinci, Ana Ivanovic and Robson's Canadian friend, Eugenie Bouchard), they have the incentive of meeting in the quarter-finals.

As Wallace-Wells puts it: "One way we might manage to navigate [rising temperatures] without crumbling collectively in despair is, perversely, to normalize climate suffering at the same pace we accelerate it". After all, urban air pollution already kills millions each year.

Tiffany has always managed to navigate the dark spells of the economic cycle.

Though the report managed to navigate deep divisions, the public found no such consensus.

Prisma has managed to navigate the tough financial environment, making it an attractive target for a number of investors.

The magazine managed to navigate the political perils to quickly became the country's most popular weekly.

I have at least managed to navigate our time together without trying to touch either one of them.