Sentence examples for to navigate once from inspiring English sources

Easy to get to, easy to navigate once you're there and chock-full of cartoon characters and chocolate, boring old Brussels is actually a child's paradise.

The room where most of the software-focused teams were working was a little hard to navigate once teams were settled in and working there.

To its credit, Tablo's software is fairly straightforward when walking you through the setup process, and is simple to navigate once everything is up-and-running.

It's a lower barrier to entry than the easiest home VR experience, which is PlayStation VR, and the bundled controller works very well for making sure there's no confusion about how to navigate once you're immersed.

In a few days, Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet President Obama in Washington to try to navigate once again an effort to restart indirect talks with the Palestinians.

It deepens scientists' understanding of how Alzheimer's disease robs people of their ability to navigate once-familiar places.

Amazon is making it easier to use Alexa to do more than launch apps and streaming services on Fire TV devices, but to also navigate once inside them.

The site is inspirational to navigate and, once you do, it's impossible not to be drawn in.

Only five years ago, just four commercial cargo ships transporting 111,000 tons managed to navigate these once inaccessible shipping lanes.

What are our high-value assets that an attacker is going to try to navigate to once they get a foothold in our network?

EuroRail: If you decide to travel through Europe, you won't just have to think about how to get to Europe and how to navigate yourself once arrived in each city, but you'll also have to figure out how to get to each different city.