Sentence examples for navigating with a from inspiring English sources

"It's like navigating with a foot in two canoes," said Mr. Hill, who left an Oneida reservation to attend the University of Wisconsin in 1964.

Instead users can input the name of an establishment or type of restaurant, say Pizza, and based on the list of results begin navigating with a single tap.

With cable TV interfaces, channel changing is not worth the effort as the 1980s-90s pastime of flipping channels has devolved into scanning bloated menus that look like Microsoft Project and are not conducive to navigating with a remote control.

I believe a confident and tireless canine companion offers advantages to navigating with a white cane.

This means that the directions for navigating with a crescent moon are reversed — the line extending through the horns of the crescent to the horizon will point roughly to the north, rather than to the south.

"Maps make us think of things like finding a restaurant on the web or navigating with a satnav," says Harry Wood, a member of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team board.

Snow says that Hardegen navigated with a guidebook to the 1939 New York World's Fair.

This is territory, she says, that "you navigate with a strong moral compass.

The top screen, though, can display 3-D images, while the bottom is a touch screen for players to navigate with a stylus.

This may be his biggest asset to No 10 as Cameron seeks to navigate with a wafer-thin majority and keep his rightwing backbenchers on side.

But everyone who has been to school or who has navigated with a map knows how they direct our attention and shape our experience – and memory – of reality.