Sentence examples for turn to navigate from inspiring English sources

Dealing with a Netanyahu government, former Secretary of State Madeline Albright recalled, is "like negotiating in hell". It is now Obama's turn to navigate that hell.

Those representations are used in turn to navigate relationships with others throughout life.

The scroll wheel turns to navigate among component brands during setup and to select activities once the unit is configured.

How many times do you have to turn sideways to navigate it?

The crucial point of the rescue was a very narrow section with a turn, perilous to navigate even for experts.

Finally, it would travel along Harbor Drive to the airport, using several turning towers to navigate directional changes, and culminate with stops at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Using travel data from SANDAG, the study projected the skyway system's ridership at 1.1 million trips to 1.6 million trips a year, or 3,600 to 4,900 trips a day.

It's surprisingly easy to get around on foot in the Marrakech medina, and, after a few wrong turns, very possible to navigate on your own, without a guide.

A two-turn race, the jockey is trying to navigate the first turn and save some for the second turn.

I'm impressed with the things the Apple Watch will be able to do automatically, like give you a little pulse on the wrist to let you know when to turn if you want to navigate somewhere without staring at a map.

Most discussions about Prince's musical contributions soon turn to his ability to navigate both the profane and profound.

Jumping off boulders, the snowboarder and skier appear to navigate every turn and twist with considerable skill despite the lack of snow.