Sentence examples for the navigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To plan, control and record the position and course of a vehicle, ship, aircraft etc on a journey; to follow a planned course.
- He navigated the bomber to the Ruhr.
I assumed this meant she would do the navigating, but Linda views navigation as equivalent to hitting in baseball: a success rate of 4 out of 10 is great.
Technologically, Google said, the information is more accessible, the pictures clearer and the navigating far more fluid.
Captain Schettino's boss, Pier Luigi Foschi, insisted that a safe route had been programmed into the navigating computers and that alarms would have sounded for any deviation.
In order that a navigator may work with them efficiently, charts must be kept with a minimum of folding in drawers in a large chart table in a compartment of the ship having ready access to the navigating bridge, known as the chart room or chart house.
Some spectators stay around afterward for a workshop on the rudiments of structured improvisation and a panel discussion with local animal scientists in which the navigating imagination is linked to a scientific approach, Ms. Monson said, suddenly laughing at her ambition.
Pool test demonstrates that the navigating and control system works well.
But the Navigate handles the issue extremely well.
See Also: Retooling The CIO. Navigating The Meltdown.
The player navigates the world by foot or by chocobo.
The player navigates the overworld by foot, Chocobo, or airship.
Philips: Navigating The Global Maze.
