Sentence examples for need for a compass from inspiring English sources
And anybody who has ever felt the need for a compass trying to get from one line to another at the old Fulton Street Station in Manhattan gets a taste of what happens when subways run their separate ways.
At first sight no need for a compass, but then you see a dark area long from the reef.
This was no less atmospheric, with the unworldly boulders looming out of the mist and, thanks to the paved path, no need even for a compass.
Consider the need of a compass in the GPS.
Capitalism thrives on competition and the Soviet Union provided this for many years.The bubble economy of the 1990s and the rampant greed that accompanied it, testifies to capitalism's need for a moral compass.
Other problems were the difficulty of obtaining stable magnetic conditions in the cockpit, with its array of metal and electrical equipment, and the need for the compass reading to be fed to other navigational aids.
For this, the stylus must point north, so you'll need to use a compass.
You need a compass, maps, images, and an interface if you want it to be useful.
The easiest course for a sailor to steer is one whose heading is constant: to keep your bearing, you simply need a compass.
"Some people tell us they need a compass to find Barnum Island," Steven Jordan said.
