Sentence examples for navigate to get from inspiring English sources

Many families feel overwhelmed by the labyrinth of rules and deadlines they must navigate to get money to stay on their feet.

His haircut may be straight out of Shortland Street but the long road that Bahrain have to navigate to get to Wellington provides hope.

But the (white) world they're trying to navigate to get ahead doesn't want them because they aren't "packaged" in a certain way.

And learning to navigate to get to the place you want to go take the understanding that the future is in your own hands.

Reminiscent of Ry Cooder's stark guitar landscapes, director Iñarritu says, "the drums for me are the heartbeat of these actors... [they] helped me to get the spine to navigate, to get the flow, to get the rhythm".

There is a maze of nonsense unfortunately, that people have to navigate to get to those tidbits of information that are actually good.

01242 573 449; lechampignonsauvage.co.uk.Meal for two £150 Ferran Adrià of the late El Bulli once said that a great meal should begin with a great journey, though he may just have been excusing the terrifying hairpins that had to be navigated to get to his gaff.

They don't want to navigate traffic to get to work, and they do not want to have to drive as far to reach their favorite restaurants and entertainment venues.

I have the last line of the book in my head before I sit down to write and I stagger towards it like a drunk navigating furniture to get to the far side of the room".

Some may not even know how to navigate an airport to get to an overseas campus.

TECH SUPPORT Do you have to navigate online tutorials to get started or does a live person guide you through registration and courseware?