Sentence examples for maps to navigate from inspiring English sources

Their crews rely on paper maps to navigate.

Most important, Iron Donkey provided maps to navigate obscure routes through Donegal's backcountry.

The exhibition, from the Exploratorium in San Francisco, has 17 interactive stations showing how people use their senses, tools and maps to navigate.

White-shoe law firms and management consultancies also smell opportunity, with Davis, Polk & Wardwell and Ernst & Young among those offering road maps to navigate the new legislation.

And it is rolling out a smartphone app which lets shoppers scan products, get information on inventory, receive vouchers from participating brands and make shopping maps to navigate the vast Walmart outlets.

The Boston Police Department appeared to be the lead agency on the ground, but the officers were unfamiliar with the suburbs; because they'd been told to power off their cell phones (in case they inadvertently detonated a bomb), they weren't able to use Google Maps to navigate the neighborhood's warren of sharply angled streets.

Users can download a map to navigate without a connection.

One needed a guide dog and a map to navigate the room.

Mr. Bush was supposed to have been a man of generally low wattage who needed a map to navigate a simple declarative sentence.

They tried using a map to navigate to their next destination, but it didn't work: "There's no way a human being could even comprehend this museum.

We recommend using a paper map to navigate to the campgrounds, but if you must use G.P.S. please unplug the device as you approach the site.