Sentence examples for points of navigation from inspiring English sources
From ancient Greece to Guangzhou 2005, Africa to Arcadia, we hit the five big spring trends and offer up points of navigation.
Stourport-on-Severn and the old town of Bewdley (also on the Severn) were, during different eras, terminal points of navigation between the Bristol Channel and the Birmingham area.
Too impatient to wait for an adult to teach her the fine points of navigation, she jumped into the boat and set sail.
The console's dashboard is now both simpler and more customizable, with three tabs functioning as the main points of navigation.
I had reached the farthest point of navigation.
Kisangani (formerly Stanleyville), the terminal point of navigation on the Congo River from Kinshasa, is the capital of Orientale province.
Running roughly from south to north, the lake's waters empty into the Richelieu River, where waterfalls at Saint-Jean in Quebec mark the northernmost point of navigation.
Note that this version sticks most closely to the new VR orthodoxy that mandates continuous virtual space and point-of-view navigation, but with the key difference that the continuous visual world will be an entirely abstract representation of sound.
Re Christopher Hitchens's review of "Point to Point Navigation," by Gore Vidal (Nov. 26): As a potential old and ill person, I find Hitchens's view that stoicism in the face of death is what "we should all want to emulate" dismayingly typical of the pressure our society places on the old and ill.
At the same time he was a master of point-to-point navigation, moving not by plan but by instinct, tempered by experience.Roosevelt was the greatest American president since Lincoln, his colossal abilities tested by personal illness, economic catastrophe and world war.
Michael tested the iPhone 4 but its lack of point to point navigation and unwillingness to play well with Google Voice made him ultimately give it up after a month and move back to the Nexus One (Google Voice has finally made it to the iPhone, but it isn't as deeply integrated into the OS as on Android, and probably never will be).
