Sentence examples for to navigate in from inspiring English sources

Zurich is easy to navigate in a day.

Many big-city airports are difficult to navigate in the frenzied, limited time period between flights.

–What new inventions could be used to enhance a driver's ability to navigate in difficult conditions?

"We're looking for the bare minimum required to navigate in zero-g.

There are other more pressing problems for the Government to navigate in the short term.

These questions are (usually) easier to navigate in a live comedy environment.

Learning to navigate in that household, I developed some communication skills.

Respected as a rigorous scientist, he was known to biologists for discovering the method bats use to navigate in darkness.

Very few people realise the misogynistic, racist and anti-architect environment she had to navigate in Britain.

So how is the next generation supposed to navigate in a political world being turned upside down?

They are easy to navigate in a portaloo, they don't drag in the mud, they've got lots of useful pockets.