Sentence examples for ready to navigate from inspiring English sources

I was joined by newbie cyclists who weren't ready to navigate the crowded street, and how could they be?

We float down to find a boatman squatting upfront with an oar across his knees, ready to navigate the shallows; behind us, another mans the outboard engine.

Tuck was able to prepare me for the job right after school but more importantly turned me into a well rounded professional ready to navigate successfully the subsequent job transitions by providing true transferable skills instead of just job training.

Stream the EP above, and get ready to navigate a labyrinth of global club sounds.

When you're ready to find the truth hiding in plain sight, you're ready to navigate the unexpected.

As an avid skier, I was itching to hit the slopes -- but also warily ready to navigate some snooty fur coats and boulder-sized diamonds on every snow-lined street.

By leveraging advisors, planning for the downside, diversifying your portfolio and supplementing your strategy with research, you can be ready to successfully navigate these volatile markets.

Curious leaders will enable their companies to navigate complexity and be future-ready.

Now he is sharing that heritage as a part-time volunteer in the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University, ready to help visitors navigate their way through "Singgalot — The Ties That Bind: Filipinos in America, From Colonial Subjects to Citizens".

(My local township informs residents via a regular newsletter that they stand ready to help seniors navigate through Medicare Part D online enrollment and other needs). This would, in the long-term, render some Social Security offices unneeded, and would have the additional benefit of alleviating burdens on rural or carless retirees whose trips already take a long time.

They may not be ready to move on, and it is important for children to learn to navigate the uncomfortable.