Sentence examples for taught to navigate from inspiring English sources

Many new arrivals found work waiting for them at Kennedy, where they were set up in business and taught to navigate the complexities of the chicken trade.

So, stood with a team of fellow Alpine rookies below the cliffs of Coire an t-Sneachda, I was taught to navigate, dig snow holes and take avalanche precautions.

Medical students should also be taught to navigate and evaluate electronic resources.

During this time, they are taught to navigate the game system on their own.

One day Jorge Álvaro Espinosa, a law student who had taught me to navigate the Bible and made me learn by heart the names of Job's companions, placed an awesome tome on the table in front of me and declared, with the authority of a bishop, "This is the other Bible".

Born legally blind, Ken Stewart has taught himself to navigate in a world of constant movement — of people, cars, trains.

A friend helped him rent an apartment in a heavily Chinese section of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, and taught him to navigate the subways.

One concern, he added, is that many of the authority's crews either do not remember or were never taught how to navigate the old station's eccentricities.

In a month and a half, they were allowed out of the house only once for a training exercise when they were taught how to navigate the inflatable boats that they would use to leave Pakistani waters.

John Quinn's campaign Web site promotes how he is prepared to be the next alderman of the 41st Ward because of the 14 years he spent as a city employee, an experience that taught him "to navigate the intricate systems that make up city government".

Prior encounters with ethical challenges allowed HCPs to learn how to adjust to new cultural contexts, learn the practical aspects of working in the field, and be taught how to navigate issues of right and wrong in an HC.