Sentence examples for use it to navigate from inspiring English sources

Goal: The user can find answers to common questions on their phone and use it to navigate the courthouse and its services.

The screen ships with DJI's Go app embedded, decoding video in real time from the on-board camera with minimal latency, so the pilot can use it to navigate the drone around — particularly useful in the case of the newly announced Inspire 2, which adds a second camera to capture first-person flight video.

It means being able to process basic health information and use it to navigate decisions.

If it is obscured over large areas, what does that mean for the animals that use it to navigate?

That's where the flashlight comes in handy; you are going to use it to navigate a pitch-dark tent, twenty-four hours a day.

"Kent came up with this idea that they had this timeline or date strip, that you would interact with and it would show you how busy or not busy your schedule is, and you could also use it to navigate," Simmons said.

Apple Watch proved itself immensely useful for the first time when I used it to navigate to a Mexican restaurant Yelp pick for dinner.

Get it, enjoy it, and let us know how the experience suits you, whether you're using it to navigate galleries in Chelsea or sitting in San Diego planning a holiday trip to the city.

The early Antarctic explorers named this colour phenomenon "water sky" and used it to navigate their route through the treacherous pack ice.

For example, Waze will update routes if drivers are using it to navigate, but Lyft says it won't do in-app step-by-step instructions.

Oh — and if one of your primary interests in the Kinect is using it to navigate through the 360 interface, you'll want to hold off.