Sentence examples similar to navigating a bridge from inspiring English sources
It seemed a grisly freak accident: a small sedan, navigating a curvy Queensboro Bridge off-ramp early one morning last week, careened off the road and smashed into a Long Island City storefront, severing the arm of the driver and injuring his female passenger.
Hannah Birt was navigating through a bridge at about 15:00 GMT on Saturday when heavy currents caught her, pinning her up against the bridge arch.
On the south and west sides the wall is protected by a ditch, originally up to 80 feet deep, cut out of the rock and navigated by a bridge which still contains part of the ashlar stone of its 16th century predecessor.
The state's once-favored son — a bridge in Omaha bears his name — now finds himself recast as a carpetbagger, navigating a landscape both familiar and foreign after 12 years of political vicissitude.
Ms. Bridges is a lively memoirist, habituated since childhood to navigating a familiar sea of misconceptions and prejudices with a tart wit and the "double consciousness," to quote W. E. B. Du Bois, worn by so many African-Americans.
Navigating a foreign culture.
The first day's hike from Polikastro takes the group along a railway line, and they must navigate a rickety wooden bridge, hoping no train comes.
I ask this as a first generation Indian-American, who navigated a maze of bridges to learn how to be in this society, built on a steep learning curve and with parents who did not grow up in this country.
Navigating an unfamiliar neighborhood?
The Toyota Prius, for instance, is a bridging hybrid that is helping Toyota navigate a long period of uncertainty about electric vehicles.
