Sentence examples for that they navigate from inspiring English sources
The fighting is taking place in the low-lying, jungle-clad mountains, the ancestral homeland of the Kachin and a terrain that they navigate comfortably.
Waiting for each visitor behind the door is a bespoke trap that they navigate and interpret in ways dictated by who they are.
Young people are constantly absorbing — through media, textbooks, and policy — the myths of American exceptionalism; for black children, this means that what they are taught in class does not match the world that they navigate daily.
From the song sparrow to the hermit thrush to the Baltimore oriole, birds migrating from the south in the spring and from the north in the fall are attracted by the lights of buildings, apparently confusing a light bulb with the stars that they navigate by.
A recent study demonstrated the existence of a precise Euclidean map in wild chimpanzees (Normand and Boesch 2009), showing that they navigate between resources efficiently and precisely.
It's a credit to John and Eve's resilience and shared philosophy that they navigated the challenge so well.
But he and his wife are hardly standing still — they have a 41-foot power boat that they navigated through the Intracoastal Waterway along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
But if the sky was overcast at the time of release, the shearwaters flew around in circles "as if lost" and returned slowly or not at all, implying that they navigated using astronomical cues.
Traders in general have moved more aggressively to that sector as they navigate the dramatic ups and down of the U.S. financial markets.
By New Year's Day 2000, young people between the ages of 10 and 19 will comprise 20 per cent of the human race – 1.2 billion people – and it is not an exaggeration to say that how effectively they navigate the shoals of adolescence will be a crucial element in how well all of humanity weathers the coming challenges of the next century.
Where the difference comes, is in the way they navigate with that compass".
