Sentence examples for navigate up from inspiring English sources

To get in, you have to navigate up some steps and around the corner.

Then, standing with a knapsack of water on her back and a long-peaked cap on her head, she begins the six or seven hours needed to navigate up to 70 nautical miles a day.

With these legs, the HOPTER will be able to precisely navigate up and down steep rock slopes, recover from slips and falls, and even leap over obstacles many times its height.

Death feels like it's overshadowing you as you navigate up and down the halls of Pharos, the ostracised new wing of Hobart's MONA gallery.

For example, parasitic mites move up thermal gradients when foraging for hosts [16], and birds navigate up gradients of indicatory volatile organic compounds [17].

On a substrate fabricated with a gradient of growth-promoting ECM, neuronal growth cones can navigate up the concentration gradient [8].

They sailed to France and navigated up the Seine to Rouen.

A ligature was used to secure the PTFE-190 tube containing nitinol leader and then the catheter system was blindly navigated up through the aorta.

Four Colombians aboard the submarine said they had navigated up the Pacific coast from Colombia, the navy said.

Inspired by the boat that the author Joseph Conrad navigated up the River Congo in the 19th century before writing "Heart of Darkness," it has decks that offer views of London icons like Big Ben and St . Pauls Cathedral.

Water levels have subsided following the mains burst on Half Moon Lane in Herne Hill which left fire crews using boats to navigate waters up to 1.5 metres deep.