Sentence examples for one could navigate from inspiring English sources

This one could navigate on its own, without the Vicon, and seek out its own charging station.

One avenue of escape is in the form of five fish-shaped zeppelins tethered to a ladder, assuming that one could navigate the maze of menacing machines below.

A savvy father directed the fledgling Miser to important source material — Thomas Malory's "Morte d'Arthur" — and from there one could navigate the channels that chivalric lore cut through modern Western culture, from Wagner's "Parsifal" and Eliot's "Waste Land" to Georges Rouault's "Old King".

I could navigate the Nile standing on one leg upon a slender cedar plank all the way to the cerulean Mediterranean when I was fourteen.

Five years ago, he got the idea to test whether a particular type of one-celled slime mold, Physarum polycephalum, could navigate through a maze.

Could he buy one for his aging mother so she could navigate her front steps in a wheelchair?

Among the more bizarre ideas are vehicles that could navigate the surface of Mars or ones that could fly.

As one twenty-nine-year-old said, "Honestly, I know the processes and procedures for dealing with life outside on the street way more than I could navigate a corporate office setting…or have any desire to".

Dotted along the hillsides are villages known as political "castles", normally so wedded to one or other of the main parties – Pasok and New Democracy – that you could navigate at election time by following the posters.

During the planning for the Tate piece, one team member modified a video game so that Kapoor and Balmond, wearing 3-D glasses, could navigate a simulated Turbine Hall.

A gifted singer, he could navigate several styles.