Sentence examples similar to navigated challenges from inspiring English sources

And who better to dole out life lessons than Tami Taylor, brilliantly played by Connie Britton on "Friday Night Lights?" Throughout the series, Coach Taylor's wife navigated numerous challenges in her home and professional life, staying true to herself the whole time.

The Giants' next challenge will be more straightforward than the ones they just navigated.

Furthermore, the mental representation of the virtually navigated environments preserved topological and metric properties, as was found through actual navigation.

Web pages are crisp and clean and easily navigated by dragging them around.

And its moderate pitch and easily navigated trail make it a great introduction for backcountry novices.

Then and now, hardly anyone in New York navigated by official declarations.

Mrs. Clinton said she expected further pledges from member countries as their leaders navigated domestic political pressures.

I feared becoming an obstruction to be navigated round: a succubus draining life from the family host.

But navigated properly, they are likely to offer a few apps that might otherwise be missed.

Alfre Woodard, on the espionage drama "State of Affairs," navigated thorny issues of national security and personal grief.

Neither black nor white in the Jim Crow South, the Chinese navigated a confusing, sometimes inconsistent set of laws and social mores.