Sentence examples for that will navigate from inspiring English sources
Greece is in urgent need of a "pro-European" government that will navigate the country through its worst crisis in modern times, the former prime minister George Papandreou said two days before an election that has the world on tenterhooks.
For more than a decade, workers using giant digging machines have scooped up enormous mounds of rock, clay, sand and silt from the waters around New York to deepen the shipping channels to accommodate giant cargo vessels that will navigate the widened Panama Canal starting in the middle of the decade.
As the US hegemonic dominance gradually diminishes and the list of development challenges that require global co-operation lengthens, it is more than ever in the country's interest to be the champion of a robust and fair system of multilateralism that will navigate the challenges of the 21st century.
Your room key is an iPhone 5 that will navigate you to the correct room by means of IT recognition technology and will also serve as a way to communicate with hotel staff during your stay in Poznan.
The drivers are the captains of a sleek, passing fleet of more than 1,200 cars and SUVs that will navigate police perimeters, barricades, bomb squads, helicopter searchlights, hundreds, maybe thousands of fans and probably a few stalkers lingering beyond the paparazzi flash.
Twin pipelines must bore through land-slide prone mountains, cross six major watersheds and 1,210 tributaries, pass through the Great Bear Rainforest and load oil into super-tankers that will navigate the Hecate Straight the fourth most dangerous waterway in the world, according to Environment Canada.
To the reader's considerable relief, it seems that Stephen will navigate his way through the straits of adolescence.
We know that rats will navigate mazes for a reward — a pellet of food, say, or a dose of cocaine — but what if the reward of this particular maze is only the promise of a mystery pellet of unknown origin?
The rapids here are more petulant than at the start of the river - sometimes, it doesn't seem possible that we will navigate the iron-red water looming up at us as huge waves.
My guess is that he will navigate the treacherous congressional and political waters very well".
"As has been the case with any challenge we have ever faced, I have absolutely no doubt that we will navigate our way through this successfully".
