Sentence examples for to navigate him from inspiring English sources

Uber has its own problems, from a customer point of view; I've had Uber rides where the driver got lost and I had to navigate him through the city, and also a ride that cancelled on me after making me wait 45 minutes in the arse end of nowhere.

Sometimes a snapshot in a character actor's wallet will have great meaning to him, helping to navigate him through a complicated scene with spectacular results even if the audience has no idea of the existence of the wallet.

If Mr. Snowden remained in China, the White House would have to navigate getting him out of a country that has been America's greatest adversary on many issues of computer security.

And maybe that's where TomTom leaves me cold: Each route he plans for me snips away at my confidence to navigate without him.

His father, who often enlisted him to navigate the world outside Little Pakistan, asked him to help these people.

He began to mount an antimom, obscenity-laced counterattack but was interrupted by a public-relations chaperon who navigated him to the sanctuary of off-the-record.

His career on the force was, at least demographically, a replay of his experiences at Jamaica, and Ward later credited the school with giving him not only an excellent education but also the skills that allowed him to navigate primarily white environments.

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

Guide on him to navigate the darkness.

Marcin says his parents still need him to navigate this strange country.

And that, in turn, means that the main task facing the other candidates is to navigate a way around him.