Sentence examples for you could navigate from inspiring English sources

Dotted along the hillsides are villages known as political "castles", normally so wedded to one or other of the main parties – Pasok and New Democracy – that you could navigate at election time by following the posters.

"Near the Old Town are the major historical things, and, therefore, the expensive hotels, so, theoretically, you could navigate back to your hotel by saying, 'Oh, that looks richer over there.' Google Maps has taken the joy out of that, because it is efficient — you get there — but what's great is looking around and figuring it out".

You could navigate from the Atlantic to the Pacific almost entirely by ship.

Have you ever wished that you could navigate through the apps on the phone as easy as clicking links on the web?

In case you convert your files into a DVD format, the program will let you create a DVD menu so that you could navigate through your disc easily using it.

Age can also mean that you get to know your body better, you become more comfortable in your own skin, you leave youthful insecurities behind, and your partner learns your body so well they could navigate you blindfolded.

Mr. Goldstein also remembers their bombardier, a cowboy from Montana, who, when their navigator from Brooklyn could not tell Boise, Idaho, from Spokane, Wash., during a training mission, said, "I got a bloodhound on my range who could navigate better than you".

Roberab, who wasn't lucky enough to have parents who could navigate a this tricky relationship, writes: Don't let whatever emotions you might have to your husband spill over to the rest of his family.

Ships at sea could navigate by the smell of hops.

A gifted singer, he could navigate several styles.

Fuller could navigate the turbulence of public opinion, but she didn't know how to swim.