| Families witness animals enduring an extreme climate, such as deer navigating through three feet of snow. |
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| An electronic programme guide makes navigating schedules and setting recordings a doddle. |
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| For example, this government publication gives pointers on navigating deserts and swimming rivers safely. |
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| Within a week we were navigating our way through the mulga with great verve and confidence. |
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| The first birds, all males, have arrived there about two months earlier, navigating unerringly across the ice in the deep chill of early spring. |
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| The station pointer is a navigating instrument which can be used to plot ones position from three corrected compass bearings. |
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| We finished the preliminary Pensacola-hospital route by navigating to a nearby training airfield. |
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| These ubiquitous smoothers of business should be adept at navigating the complex relationships among the prominent local business families. |
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| Office and rescue workers are seen navigating through the streets, covered with gray dust, making their way to safety. |
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| Upon entering the building, they found they had difficulty navigating in the dark. |
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| It's all in an effort to make the route more challenging and test the driving and navigating skills of each team. |
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| Teams travel entirely on foot, navigating by map and compass between checkpoints in terrain that varies from open farmland to hilly forest. |
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| Whether bobbing about on a dinghy or crossing the oceans on a Tall Ship, one can learn the mechanics of piloting and navigating. |
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| This was, though, nothing compared to the disorientation we suffered from navigating Milton Keynes. |
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| The instructor had been navigating over the mountains with Doppler and had the coordinates of the airport plugged into the system. |
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| Because the Selby canal empties into a tidal river, navigating the lock that links the two can be tricky. |
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| His finger traced a path to the south-west, navigating mountains and rivers with deceptive ease. |
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| Noticing me, Nancy immediately quietens and takes to navigating the car out onto the road. |
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| The smaller telescope has a wider viewing angle, and will be more useful for navigating the spacecraft to its destination. |
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| As Kathy becomes frustrated navigating the legal-aid channels, she tries reasoning with her directly. |
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| Kudos to Nikolai for navigating the sometimes turbulent, shark infested waters around weblog island to create The Bloggies. |
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| As tourism has increased in the polar region, this survey work is vital for the safety of passenger cruise ships navigating difficult waters. |
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| Many are the first in their families to go to college, so they are navigating uncharted waters. |
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| As a Royal Navy lieutenant, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for navigating unchartered waters off the Burmese coast. |
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| They see themselves as skilled pilots flawlessly navigating the treacherous waters of higher education and race relations. |
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| The slipway is seen as a serious hazard to vessels navigating in the East Basin. |
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| Port of London Authority rules require that all craft must proceed at all times at a safe speed when navigating anywhere on the tidal Thames. |
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| The filename has to be typed back in after navigating to the desired directory before the file can be saved. |
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| Lynsey is back in the charthouse navigating, plotting positions and the rest of the crew stand by on deck to take in sail. |
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| We pull into San Diego, Sarah's driving and I start navigating using the printouts she handed me. |
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| Louisa stopped navigating the steps to stare at me while I bounced all around the living room like a demented idiot. |
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| They had been in clouds since the beginning, navigating only by dead reckoning. |
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| Almost flying over Farsi Island could have been avoided with better aviating and navigating. |
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| Sure, the old axiom recommends aviating first, navigating second, and communicating third. |
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| I was aviating fine and navigating fine and we hadn't had a chance to troubleshoot yet. |
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| There is no corresponding southern pole star, so dead reckoning became the primary navigating process. |
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| It was the Greeks who pioneered modern methods of navigating by calculation rather than by dead reckoning. |
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| This study demonstrates that bowhead whales are capable of navigating through the heavy pack ice in central Baffin Bay. |
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| The remaining buttons are for navigating and making selections on the serviceable on-screen menu. |
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| Well, not with me driving and Michael navigating you couldn't, as slowly the streets took on an ever more Escheresque quality. |
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| Public transportation or a carpool might help reduce the stress of navigating traffic. |
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| You really have to believe these animals are navigating in a purposeful way. |
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| But thanks for reminding me of the Marines and thereby reminding me that even the US Navy uses a local pilot when navigating unfamiliar shoals. |
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| They have been doing so for years, of course, shrewdly navigating the political shoals. |
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| Our schools need to teach children the basics, not view them as depressed, incapable of navigating through adolescence without legal happy pills. |
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| Some of these systems can also show the contour of the bottom on both sides of the boat, a great benefit when navigating unmarked channels. |
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| We rode hard into the afternoon, navigating along logging roads until we found an unrideable trail that we hiked up with our bikes and came to a set of beautiful lakes. |
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| Earlier this year, army apaches shot up several convoys that refused to stop while navigating mountainous dunes near the border. |
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| Throughout, we see Schlesinger navigating the blurry lines of historian, participant, observer, and observee. |
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| The group took turns driving the dogs, breaking trail and navigating. |
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| Adverts on games include perfectly timed ads that pop up full-screen so you're almost guaranteed to tap them if you're navigating the game, as well as video ads that autoplay. |
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| Fifty miles southwest of the town on a tiny island in the delta, lies the Adziogol Lighthouse, an important beacon for ships navigating the tangle of sandbanks. |
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| We were constantly rewarded with stunning scenic views and the satisfaction of navigating challenging terrain with ease, but we didn't get very far, as the crow flies. |
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| But it may take some time yet for passengers to get used to navigating the new terminal, and for now airport staff are on hand to direct passengers around the terminal. |
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| Saa is now navigating a new life in America as an incognito boarding school student. |
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| These turns are usually banked, constructed at an angle, which allows the cyclist to ride in a straight line with the track banking navigating the direction. |
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| Hello Ladies is, of course, about your British character navigating the L.A. dating scene. |
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| The Daily Beast arrived two hours after the shooting, navigating the unlit roads through mining country. |
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| Did he give you any advice during the shoot about navigating the next step of your career? |
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| For the captains who helmed America's largest black-owned businesses, managing those businesses in 2002 was like navigating a vessel in an unmerciful storm. |
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| Today I skied from base camp up to Heart Lake and back, traversing a couple of small passes, navigating by compass through two snow squalls, and fording a river. |
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| Installing the driver manually is done by navigating to Device Manager. |
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| The users built and managed their portfolios by navigating through the web site using a set of graphic buttons that appeared on the top and bottom of every page. |
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| Since launching in 2000, Eyetools had built a thriving consulting business by helping clients understand exactly how Internet users react when navigating a website. |
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| All of these are very useful when navigating complex routes. |
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| The canoes are often fitted out with sails and are well suited for navigating the waters of the Darien between the Panamanian coast and the islands. |
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| When introduced, the limits will only apply to recreational mariners when their vessel is under way and then only to those who are navigating the vessel. |
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| While navigating the vehicle through obstacles, Church fired his rifle at insurgents with one hand while encouraging his platoon leader to stay conscious. |
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| In International Law, cabotage is identified with coasting-trade so that it means navigating and trading along the coast between the ports thereof. |
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| Pat tries to quell her feelings for Bruce, her vain egoist of a flatmate, while navigating the purpose and ethics of naturism at a nudist picnic in Moray Place Gardens. |
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| Successfully navigating a personal and professional relationship with the roguish Bond has prepared her for anything. |
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| The Eskimos were enthusiastic practitioners of string games like cat's cradle, while the Polynesians had a tradition of using string maps for navigating from island to island. |
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| His talent lies in navigating thornier moralistic hinterlands. |
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| Through its connecting walkways, a person could potentially live inside the buildings forever, navigating the maze between apartment complexes, office towers and malls. |
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| Harry faces challenges, such as snatching a golden egg from a dragon, rescuing a treasure from the Merpeople and navigating a giant maze. |
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| Suggested fingerings for navigating widely spaced arpeggiations could have been helpful for pianists with small hands. |
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| The video also showed Kim Jong Un navigating a tank, observing fighter jets and firing exercises, and posing for photographs with soldiers. |
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| In Thailand, scooters are used for street to door taxi services, as well as for navigating through heavy traffic. |
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| Henze did a marvelous job organizing the unyielding material that assists the reader in navigating the book and its contents. |
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| Some accidents arise over difficulties in navigating to or from the summit, especially in poor visibility. |
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| Meanwhile, the Bingleys present a particular problem for navigating social class. |
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| Initially, the system was to be used for navigating nuclear bombers across the North Pole to Russia. |
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| However, the presidency imposes on people different behavior than the one they adopted when navigating pettier political byways. |
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| The battle manager from RAF Boulmer is one of seven disabled people who are navigating the British coastline in a fleet of microlight aircraft. |
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| Such systems are in use as well for terrestrial navigating as for interstellar navigating. |
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| A CAT missing for 10 days found her way home by navigating through two miles of sewers and miaowing under a manhole yards from her front door. |
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| He also added its captain, Nuno da Silva, a man with considerable experience navigating in South American waters. |
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| Gaining access to such maps means navigating through an interministerial bureaucratic procedure with at least 15 stages of negotiations. |
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| Landing Your Perfect Nursing Job by Lisa Mauri Thomas, MS, is an in-depth guide to navigating today's job market and economic environment. |
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| An initial evacuation of civilians was made by the Portuguese merchant ship MS Ponta de Sagres, that was navigating in the region. |
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| In addition to navigating a search-and-rescue course, competing robots can play soccer or take part in a dance contest. |
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| It could have been a good plan except I proved oddly adept at navigating my way between buoys while an instructor issued orders through a loud hailer. |
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| They had the gruelling task of navigating eerie, water-filled abysses known as sumps and at one stage swam underwater in darkness for 600 metres in a 28-metre deep river. |
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| Adapting the concept of madrinas, senior REAL members provided mentorship and guidance to junior Latina faculty who were navigating the tenure track. |
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| Secured with ballast of repartee, we drifted past murky, shallow waters of literary knawvshawl and found ourselves navigating a course I can't recall we ever traversed. |
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| In 1834 there occurred the first recorded use of Aboriginal trackers, who proved very adept at navigating their way through the Australian landscape and finding people. |
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| Narrowboating is neither wet nor expensive but navigating through locks is hard work.I heartily recommend having a go at narrowboating I'm definitely doing it again. |
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| Harry faces perilous challenges such as snatching a golden egg from a dragon, rescuing a treasure from the Merpeople, and navigating a giant maze. |
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| We walk around to central world plaza, navigating crowded pavements chock a block with street vendors selling everything from fresh fish to meat on a stick to Thai beer. |
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| The resulting image, by top photographer Bryan Winstanley, shows the G320 navigating a hairpin bend on the B4391 between Llandrillo and Llangynog. |
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| It was great for nibbling while navigating the lengthy menu with antipasti, zuppa, insalata, wood-fired pizza, pasta, calzone, panini, beef, chicken and seafood choices. |
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| Players aim to get points as symbols stack up in favorable patterns while navigating enticing underwater scenes, fearsome giant squids and Nautillus-like crafts. |
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| On this weir is a fish pass and fish counting station to monitor the numbers of salmon ascending the river, and also a weirgate for navigating the weir at spring tides. |
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| The dim, narrow lobby was crowded with bodies, mostly men in dashikis and pillbox hats, kofias, talking in clumps or navigating their way through the crowd. |
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| Thanks to those with their wheely suitcases, navigating around Midtown Manhattan, especially at this time of year, is like playing a game of dodge 'em. |
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