Sentence examples for who navigating from inspiring English sources

We were told the (possibly apocryphal) story of the driver of a long goods train who, navigating the spiral one night, brought proceedings to a sudden halt.

The sea was named for the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman, who navigated it in 1642.

Workers who navigate the maze are tied to a firm, sapping their productivity.

I do feel for the agony aunts who navigated the choppy waters of the sexual revolution.

Hundreds of laptop users who navigated back to a previously completed essay found a blank screen.

Photographs of people who navigate that divide ground the show in a wonderfully complicated human presence.

It is the males who navigate rivers and mountains and mate with females outside their local populations, the researchers found.

Yet he was the only student in his class of 38 who navigated the checkpoints and made it to school.

And in Albany, Mr. VanGlad was the one who navigated the bureaucracy to get Tundra's microbrewery licenses.

She is an accomplished actress who navigates towards the melodramatic climax admirably - from social smiles to visceral howls.

It brings into sharper focus an engaging, independent sensibility who navigated his own path between Classicism and Mannerism.