Sentence examples for to navigate on from inspiring English sources

The MR imaging protocol (Step 2) for target selection and to navigate on during the biopsy procedure is shown in Table  1.

Those issues were difficult to navigate on a deeply and publicly divided board with a four-member conservative majority, one of whom was the campaign director for Rudolph W. Giuliani, who was mounting a challenge to Mayor David N. Dinkins.

A third is simply an agreement to navigate on a case-by-case basis.

(Bring your patience. The site is harder to navigate on a cellphone).

Web pages are also extremely difficult to navigate on the screen.

And there are no customs lines to navigate on the way home.

Lisbon is easy to navigate on foot, and taxis are plentiful and cheap.

The story of weigh-ins, and plateaus, and ultimately watching her child try to navigate on her own.

But the sensors needed for the robot to be able to navigate on its own can be expensive.

Smith has made that possible through 150 storefronts where locals can sign up with the ISP, get tutorials on how to navigate on-line, pay bills in person even complain about the service.

This relationship could be tricky to navigate on-screen, especially after Elisabeth Moss was criticized for her comments about the show's relationship to feminism.