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1. I try to navigate through the city with a broken and bloodstained windshield while he lounges back and chats about days gone by
2. He would teach the children how to navigate the gods so that if there are problems in life you can offer the correct sacrifices to the correct gods
3. By setting the stimulate/recall level a session could navigate it's search, or read increasing levels of detail
4. I don’t know what means he is using to navigate, but he seems to know where he is going
5. She wasn’t good at map reading … had never got the hang of how to navigate when, to her mind, the plan was upside down, but she persevered, running her finger along the different lines on the map until she had worked it out
6. So although it was their first time on a sailing vessel for which they had to trim sails, steer, and navigate through the wind, they were exceptionally capable sailors from the outset
7. "I quickly learned how to navigate the internet
8. To reach that goal, Imorbis had plans within plans; a maze of possibilities that only Imorbis could navigate
9. Adds links to navigate to the next and previous posts when editing a post in the WordPress admin
10. willing to bet that she too would navigate the warring land, walking the sometimes tricky path of disengagement for the duration
11. Though Father didn’t know this sea, its currents or its shoals, he was able to navigate unerringly past hundreds of islands
12. He stared ahead, waiting to navigate the impending storm of clashing steel, fiery spells, and spilling blood
13. As long as the way wasn't blocked by cars, I should be able to navigate the highway
14. Even the position of the compound was marked; he wondered if it could have simply been programmed in to navigate automatically, but perhaps that contravened some rule of the Temporal Directive
15. There seemed no pattern to these disappearances, no path through which he could navigate
16. One man could hold these positions against large numbers of the enemy as they cold only navigate these places one at a time making it impossible for them to have any kind of numerical advantage
17. However, ice on the Okhotsk Sea had been building and had become very thick and made it difficult to navigate
18. With good in your heart, and the strength of your will, you can ascend any mountain, navigate any obstacle, and achieve any dreams that you desire
19. We got out to the car, both still a little sweaty from our exertions, and she managed to navigate our way to Roy’s
20. Navigate to the Location tab, select Move and browse to the new location 3
21. Now navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
22. Navigate to the Advanced tab
23. The ability to economize words provides oral structure and meaning to scattered thoughts and opinions without having to navigate the mudding waters of unintelligible speech
24. Today‘s youth have been subsequently commissioned with the unenviable task of having to navigate through troubled waters on a rudderless boat without a compass only to criticize them for faulty seamanship for having failed to negotiate the prescribed course
25. Yellowstone Park has indeed a waterfall even more majestic in sight, but nobody can navigate under it
26. Access to the area was limited to four-wheel drive vehicles: only they were able to navigate the diversion down the banks, crossing rivers axle-deep in water
27. He had no sooner managed to navigate himself to the small open parking lot off to the front and side of Mia"s apartment building than she was jumping back into the car with yet another large straw bag filled with God knew what
28. I’d begun to navigate with one eye by turning my head
29. As it came over her phone, she logged it down in her Phone and pressed the Navigate to
30. The plan was to have Bert in the lead plane to navigate, and my two planes would turn back at the point of commitment—not a good idea to call it, ‘the point of no return
31. Papa and Larry helped me start to navigate towards Tans
32. To Hilderich, it was unfathomable how any man could navigate practically blind, without a map or a solid point of reference, simply using his hunch and a general feeling of direction
33. The forest will help you navigate a safe path
34. He would make up some time by using the tunnels; he knew exactly how to navigate his way through to the Gateway
35. He blew the horn at a taxi attempting to navigate the same turn then cut in front of it, in a quick series of wheel turns, sudden jerks and curses that ended in a successful challenge for the narrow opening
36. It was the face of an idiot unaware of everything going around him, lost in a sea of reality’s debris none could hope to help him navigate
37. If they were knocked out, planes and ships could not navigate
38. Boroszki could navigate this coast using only an old chart, a compass and his instincts
39. And in the long journey that this very construct has helped us to navigate, we seem to have progressed from wondering, the questioning that seems to have no immediate answers; to belief where some answers did come, but not enough to prevent new wondering; to philosophy, that contemplation of life to discover its possible meaning; to the proofs of Experimental Science, that only seemed to have launched our wondering into new realms
40. Rob brought the laptop with them to navigate
41. Lost souls, drifting rudderless into a world that could be tough to navigate even for the best prepared children?
42. understood that this wired bag of chemicals had to be in top shape in order to navigate the perilous journey of life
43. managers, especially when she told them how to navigate to the dashboards
44. He counted eight of them, anchored in wait, ready to navigate and depart, that Saturday afternoon, for their various cruising tours
45. Next day, they were transported by bus to the port of Miami where the liner, which was to take them to navigate eastern Caribbean waters was anchored
46. The liner sailed for the Sounds late Friday March 8 to navigate through an astonishing spectacular scene of natural landscapes
47. In a moment, he made a right and left the road behind, entering a rocky terrain that should have been impossible for a car to navigate
48. persist in getting to Circular Quay, get on one of the numerous excursion ferries that frequently sail to navigate its inlets
49. "Anup!" I cry out, as I navigate through the maze of human statues surrounding the Temple
50. Install Jetpack and navigate to the “Social” section to validate your Twitter handle and turn on Twitter cards
1. navigated the oceans of his life; alone
2. word and navigated the trail as though it was day
3. Harry rose and walked back through the corridors they had navigated upon their arrival, to emerge into the fresh air at the doors of the Main Building
4. navigated us through the crowd, dodging beers held above heads, breaking up
5. Silent throughout the exchange, Solo Ki slowly navigated the outskirts of the class, heading toward where Alec was last seen toppling over
6. Sea, where the Greeks navigated
7. After stopping at the marketplace to pick up a few various food items, as well as a couple of bottles of spiced wine, she briskly navigated the stone streets
8. Almost all the ships too, that sail between Europe and China, touch at Batavia; and it is, over and above all this, the centre and principal mart of what is called the country trade of the East Indies; not only of that part of it which is carried on by Europeans, but of that which is carried on by the native Indians; and vessels navigated by the inhabitants of China and Japan, of Tonquin, Malacca, Cochin-China, and the island of Celebes, are frequently to be seen in its port
9. I navigated the steps to Mother’s, placing the empty bottles in the trash, and the two pieces of cake on the counter
10. Amaranthe slid over the ledge and navigated a cautious descent
11. Getting lost in SAP COIN had dire consequences as we navigated to water points and I learned a valuable lesson
12. “What’s going on with her?” Truman asked from behind the bar when Beth had navigated them safely to the top of the stairs
13. The name came from when Captain James Cook navigated and mapped the east coast of Australia in 1770
14. Brett monitored the systems as he carefully navigated the course at the ludicrously slow speed of one-hundred-fifty miles per hour
15. Ethan wiped his forehead and asked Nicole, while she navigated through the thick, swampy bushes:
16. Janie navigated our trip it was our intention to spend as little of our
17. He stopped at one point in his recitation to announce that Amundson had navigated the elusive Passage
18. We navigated the outskirts of Geneva without getting too lost, although we almost took a wrong turn and ended up in the city itself
19. I could see that both Silpitocle and Delco were apprehensive about being out of sight of land, but I reassured them that our ships did not need to be in sight of land, since they navigated by the stars
20. They were familiar with the stars and had their own names for them, but they had never navigated by them
21. Naturally, the day the cruiser navigated its waters it did rain copiously
22. severely one way than the other as Ice Once slowly navigated the
23. ) Coast Guard cutters Spar, Storis, and Bramble navigated the historically sought Northwest Passage across the North American Arctic
24. ) Cutters Spar, Storis, and Bramble navigated the historically sought Northwest Passage across the North American Arctic
25. By the time he'd navigated through the
26. I had not yet discovered the mysteries of love, nor traveled to the distant lands of Egypt with its fascinating pyramids and its enigmatic mummies, nor walked by the powerful ruins of Machu Picchu, nor seen the portentous skies of Bogota, nor navigated through the narrow gorges of Venice, or visited the giant cathedrals in Madrid or the glimmering white towers of the Taj Mahal, nor the sumptuous waterfall Angel Fall, nor perceived the subtle aroma of the Dutch tulips, nor tasted a faint taste of the Swiss delicacies, nor the French pastries, nor the Mexican toasts
27. Alex navigated through the main city station as he did every afternoon
28. They had to be created before they could be navigated
29. The smoke was not as thick but the corridor was dark, so stretching both my arms out in front of me I navigated my way down the two flights of stairs
30. She went to work on the problem as she navigated the series of space folds to get her back to Earth
31. Now, in many cases, that same waterway would be much more difficult to traverse if there was no device in place to make the waterway more easily navigated
32. “Are you trying to tell me that a ship navigated from New St
33. “Joey you are a very troublesome boy,” said Lezura bitterly as she navigated between a signpost and a woman
34. He picked it up and quickly navigated through its menu to see what it was trying to tell him
35. Behind Lezura and the rest of the officers followed him as he navigated the corridors
36. He navigated safely to the hallway to the bedrooms
37. The jeeps navigated their way through them with wild twists and turns that made anyone of them seem ready to career over at any time; especially the one with the Jagger
38. one of the breadcrumb entry , you will be navigated to required area
39. navigated to that section where you may be required give attributes
40. Her warm body became his only concentration; with her slippery tongue in his mouth, he navigated his quivering hands to the middle of her back
41. time travel is a theoretical possibility - I believe it will be navigated in the future just as
42. Star steadied it, as they navigated down the concrete stairs
43. Sailing on a ship that navigated northwest, a two day journey that weekly ferried folks to and from Neapolis, a town just south of Philippi, I was again feeling at home in my element
44. As Wickland navigated through the resort’s website, he was once again surprised that a man of Spalding’s modest means was financially able to afford such an obviously luxurious vacation
45. Graisco navigated them to the country store that was all dark except for a single lantern, which looked like it had originally been gas but converted to electricity, beside the door
46. Taking the lead, McDonnel navigated his way as quietly as he could through the small wood sandwiched between the rail line and the small town of Maximiliansau
47. navigated traffic, but didn’t offer her advice on how to improve her efficiency
48. The road started to rise steeply, and now it was rock covered with big protruding stones, that Asia navigated carefully, at a crawl
49. successful y navigated your process will have a
50. They watched as he carefully navigated across the room, clutching his tray of drinks
1. He wipes the screen with his sleeve and navigates with deft fingers to our mother’s first journal entry
2. With identities grounded securely upon who-they-are-in-Christ, mobilize a movement that navigates students above and beyond any segregated ministry structures
3. navigates both these states of mind, that will ensure a
4. "and I love it as if it were my own flesh and blood! Aboard a conventional ship, facing the ocean's perils, danger lurks everywhere; on the surface of the sea, your chief sensation is the constant feeling of an underlying chasm, as the Dutchman Jansen so aptly put it; but below the waves aboard the Nautilus , your heart never fails you! There are no structural deformities to worry about, because the double hull of this boat has the rigidity of iron; no rigging to be worn out by rolling and pitching on the waves; no sails for the wind to carry off; no boilers for steam to burst open; no fires to fear, because this submersible is made of sheet iron not wood; no coal to run out of, since electricity is its mechanical force; no collisions to fear, because it navigates the watery deep all by itself; no storms to brave, because just a few meters beneath the waves, it finds absolute tranquility! There, sir
5. "But unless the Nautilus navigates on dry land and crosses over
6. A strategic interventionist navigates a variety of scenarios ranging from individual problems to those of the family, the peer group, the organization, and the larger social system
7. If the liberty of American citizens is to be subject to the will, not of the English Government, but what is infinitely worse, of every petty officer that navigates a British ship, it is in vain that we boast of freedom; we do not possess it; and only let the British Government understand you distinctly on this point, and you need talk no more of American commerce
1. A couple weeks from now we get into some real knots with lots of sandbars, then we'll have to do some navigating
2. Below are pointers for navigating this phase
3. I however have found that a wholesome life combined with understanding leads to a calm inner strength which is far more effective in navigating and steering these phenomena than what can be achieved by ineptly interacting with them
4. We just take for granted that we want to go somewhere or ask for directions and y'all just answer so easily, we forget that navigating the stars isn't like remembering how to get to our favorite restaurant or something
5. The agency's thought tubes continued to tumble quietly in space, navigating their lonely satellite vistas
6. Ethan directed them all toward the center of the storm, and when he estimated they were about a mile out, each of the groups broke off, navigating their way to the center of the storm
7. After about five minutes of carefully navigating the tunnel, walking softly and not talking, Sebastian saw an off-shoot of the tunnel to the left
8. He then gave it the ID of Roidon’s craft and it set about navigating along the trace emissions
9. He checked the readings on the small screen in the console and then engaged the autopilot system which would handle navigating the tiny craft all the way to the Callisto orbital station
10. It was my turn to drive when we got going again, and she did well with navigating as we neared the city and its increased
11. I fancied myself behind a steering wheel when I arrived but quickly realised that I was outclassed and preferred later years to be the crew and do the navigating
12. We saw the cave that resembles the profile of the devil… and returned enduring once more the whipping punishment of the furious water, which seemed to last interminably… But what a feeling of satisfaction and delight when the lumber float was navigating away from the waterfall! This was a unique experience in life that cannot be lived in any other part of the world that I have the pleasure of knowing
13. On recollection it seemed to Ursempyre that the Patriarch was somehow swinging this whole affair, precariously navigating between duplicity and lawfulness, trying to rewrite the Law and everything it had stood for since the very founding of the Territories
14. He shook his head to get back to reality and concentrate on navigating
15. Navigating the featureless land, I relied on the occasional landmark to ensure we were still going in the right direction
16. However, we do have one navigating tool, like a rudder on the seas
17. Navigating the tunnels, they continued to follow the northerly
18. We struggled to stay close together and it was hard to chat through sheer volume and navigating around drunken bodies
19. It is capable of flying itself, navigating, making its own decisions, and protecting itself
20. While they were navigating near the Cuban littoral, Roger thought much about his short stay in that island that in better times was called “Pearl of the Antilles”
21. Before starting navigating new seas towards Tauranga in the south, it would be fitting to somewhat explore Auckland’s fascinating history
22. “What a mess!” I couldn't help but yell out loud, while I was navigating the overcrowded place
23. With it, Roger is capable of navigating the Internet with ease and reading the world newspapers that he most likes
24. Navigating the research publication process
25. The question really is how you are managing and navigating your career
26. There are other times when navigating certain business obstacles will require a slow
27. the challenges of navigating the desert were minimized; not eliminated but minimized
28. desert, so should you in navigating the challenges of success
29. the wheel, navigating the car safely back onto the pavement
30. Jeff was still navigating disaster control, and Sally was thinking about bridesmaid dresses and names for the baby
31. Pleased with his navigating skills and keeping close to the buildings Grailem slowly makes his way to the workshops
32. As was the water, these were a stunning piece of good fortune as, although both men were capable of navigating by the sun and stars, a compass would make the task considerably easier
33. only a traveler navigating
34. But taking it slowly I soon got use to navigating about my face
35. The dog was their only method of navigating this Godforsaken maze of rooms and corridors
36. have tried navigating on the Web to avoid this
37. Second, navigating the Sound wasn’t that simple, especially that night when there was limited visibility
38. An offshoot of timing was navigating at sea, although I had no talent for the mathematics behind it
39. sound, and he began navigating the maze of tables that were devoid
40. Marisha had long had contacts with higher education institutions in Africa; she had, after all, started her work in international politics by her involvement with the Poland-Africa Association from which she progressed through the Polish diplomatic service to end her career as a roving ambassador for her country; a long and distinguished career made up of deftly executed shifts in navigating the shifting floes of the century’s seemingly frozen politics
41. Her lecture in Dar-es-Salaam marked yet another shift in her political views over a long and distinguished career made up of executing sharp turns in successfully navigating the Cold War’s political minefields
42. She then returned her attention to navigating through the crowded port area, full of units and vehicles waiting to be loaded on the cargo ships and amphibious ships docked to the piers and quays of Pusan Harbor
43. “What is it?” Wickland replied nonchalantly as he continued navigating the computer screens
44. After navigating through the electronic system, he was connected to the switchboard attendant and requested to speak with Angelina Lautrec
45. After successfully navigating the dance floor, he glanced over his shoulder and shook his head, relieved that he had survived what could have been a dangerous trek
46. A faint cry for help was then heard from the starboard side as they were navigating through a thick field of floating debris
47. In truth, my ship was attacked by a pirate ship while navigating inside the Main Asteroid Belt a few days ago
48. Flow is a state that we can achieve by navigating a course
49. I am thus navigating on visual at this time
50. turn, now more relaxed and sitting back, navigating his pitiful little machine with