Sentence examples for plenty to navigate from inspiring English sources
If you fancy yourself a true crate digger, there's plenty to navigate, though keep your EDM proclivities out of here; Joe's wins biggest with soul, classic hip-hop, and old school house.
If you are going to the park for the first time, allow plenty of time to catch the right bus, or if you plan to drive, give yourself plenty of time to navigate to the theme park.
There's a bright 4.5-inch 1024×600 screen with plenty of ways to navigate: You can use the stylus or a finger on the touchscreen or, even better, peck at the keyboard that slides out from under it.
People with deafness have plenty of ways to navigate everyday situations as if they had no disability at all, but there are still situations that present dangers unique to them — not being able to hear a smoke alarm or gunshot, for instance.
Anticipatory algorithms are going to have to navigate plenty of human pitfalls if they're not to end up clanging on the doorbell.
Stoya on the Great Condom Debate.
Before the siege ends, there will be plenty of chances for Partridge to navigate a series of issues including celebrity, envy, friendship, integrity, work, love, death, loyalty, flirting and a few dicey minutes in a latrine.
Most importantly, the Palm operating system has a user-friendly interface that is easy to learn, allows me to navigate quickly, and runs plenty of interesting applications.
There were plenty of distractions as a parade of fashionable cyclists steadily rode by, and cyclists tried to navigate around thick Manhattan morning traffic.
