The magazine managed to navigate the political perils to quickly became the country's most popular weekly.
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.
I have at least managed to navigate our time together without trying to touch either one of them.
We managed to navigate ourselves back to our room, in a white stucco cottage set back from the beach.
Crispin, unlike many other agencies, has managed to navigate striking changes in how consumers are using media, and viewing advertising.
His headphones managed to navigate the rigid ambush marketing laws at the Olympics so successfully that at times it seemed as though Beats was the sole official sponsor.
Still, Mrs. Kirchner's decision was a shock for corporate Spain, which had so far managed to navigate regulatory and political hurdles in the region.
Episode one of Hotel India managed to navigate the problem of guests appearing to be truculent monsters by rounding up some truly delightful sorts.
Possibly, a groundhog or two managed to navigate the streets, much the same way the city's raccoons do, and cross a bridge into Manhattan.
