Sentence examples for navigate when from inspiring English sources

This myth, though, illustrates the tricky ground weight-loss programs have to navigate when advising dieters.

It is not quite GPS, but humans are clever enough to use a variety of phenomena to navigate when lost.

It even lets you download map data to your phone, so you can search and navigate when you're offline or don't want to rack up astronomical roaming fees.

All this time I've been giving infants objects to hold, or spinning them around in a room to see how they navigate, when what they really wanted to do was engage with other people!

Not the great U2 guitarist, the edge they launch from when they're Blitzing Off The Edge, the edge they establish when they're trying to Set The Edge, the corner they're trying to navigate when they are Trying To Get To The Edge.

"All this time I've been giving infants objects to hold, or spinning them around in a room to see how they navigate, when what they really wanted to do was engage with other people!" Dr. Spelke, 62, is tall and slim, and parts her long hair down the middle, like a college student.

For Hendrickson, it's a way of talking about courage and kinship, about the complexities of sexuality, about how one navigates when one is burdened with generations of guilt and fear.

Researchers in Germany wanted to find out a bit more about how the ants moved and navigated when confronted with a carcass — or, in the laboratory, a crumb — that was too big to carry.

They're always visible except when navigating, when they sink into the bottom of the screen to reveal more of the map.

The added complexity needed to secure files changes the fluidity of services like Box by creating a layer that has to be navigated when using the service.

Exploring ideas and experiences around relationships, life online, school pressures, puberty, heartbreak, and sexuality, In Bloom is an honest, informative look at the tricky obstacles to be navigated when coming of age.