Sentence examples for navigate alone from inspiring English sources

Cancer is not a journey that you can navigate alone.

Johnson receives regular therapy at a facility near Princeton, and she eventually learned to navigate, alone, from a room where she draws to a fitness room.

Most companies working on autonomous vehicles consider lidar sensors mandatory for vehicles to safely navigate alone and distinguish objects such as pedestrians and cyclists.

Although he was used to sharing his home — he had been married for seven years to his onetime physical therapist, and was living part time with a woman when the project began — he set out to make a place that he, or anyone else, could easily navigate alone.

Elsewhere, when Quinn is accused of something and does not respond, we get more words than if he had actually spoken: "Quinn said nothing to abut the accusation, choosing instead – as he always did these days – to navigate alone and unaided through all other suspicions, beliefs and considerations".

For 10 minutes of the driving test, they will instead have to navigate alone, after being given a set of instructions on how to travel from A to B. Alternatively, they will be told to follow the signs to a given point, such as a town centre.

Batty cried as she described how managing Luke and Anderson's relationship was an "extreme juggling act" that she felt she largely navigated alone.

The return of his Saturday — it woke her at three, four in the morning, when she had kept it at bay through the activities of the day, work, navigating alone in her car through the city's crush, leisure time occupied in the company of friends who hadn't been told.

"Family members, friends and significant others have an opportunity to help in a way that's not judgmental -- even if it's just helping them get to appointments, take medications or stick to a daily routine". Depression can feel like driving through a dark tunnel that you're navigating alone.

"It's a complex, scary, isolating world that most people navigate somewhat alone".

And there was no Maggie's centre to help them navigate (let alone what is now being piloted in Maggie's Dundee – a support programme specifically directed at teenagers).