• We finished the preliminary Pensacola-hospital route by navigating to a nearby training airfield.
• This system permits the operator to navigate along pipeline planned routes and log the GPS coordinates of the aircraft's trajectory.
• Motorists have to navigate between potholes when using either routes and the surface of the roadway has disintegrated in places.

• Families witness animals enduring an extreme climate, such as deer navigating through three feet of snow.
• The birds navigate with sound waves bounced off walls and crevices, so the air is filled with the clicks of flyers along with the peeps of the chicks.
• The evidence that this particular creature navigates by dead reckoning comes from some painstaking research carried out by R. Wehner and M. V. Srinivasan in 1980-81.

• Until this year his co-driver was his sister, but she has vacated the passenger's seat for Robert Reid, who navigated for ex-world champion Richard Burns.
• I speak as a man who can get lost in his own living room, a driver who for years depended on his then wife to navigate on every trip we took.
• Chris went on to navigate for a variety of other drivers including Peter Banham on the East African Safari.

Synonyms

• When you navigate to a website, your browser looks for a file named index.htm.
• Since launching in 2000, Eyetools had built a thriving consulting business by helping clients understand exactly how Internet users react when navigating a website.
• Make it easy for your viewers to navigate around your website by putting navigation links on all of your pages.

• The henchmen had finished unloading the drugs, so the boat navigated off into the darkness once again.
• It is said there are water plants grow so thickly upon the river further upstream, that no boat can navigate through it.
• The slipway is seen as a serious hazard to vessels navigating in the East Basin.

• 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.
• The members of HPL went on strike until their contract ran out and the new service now navigates vessels on the Humber.
• It is planning to withdraw the pilots' authorisation to navigate vessels in the estuary on January 27 when their working contracts run out.

Synonyms

• One of the girls had been to New York before, and fairly expertly navigated us to a tiny gay piano bar set in a tiny triangular building created by the intersection of grid lines and old Indian trails.
• Graham had navigated us through to Central London with complete accuracy and even the Hangar Lane Gyratory System had presented no problem.
• You gonna see how I'm gonna navigate you through the journey.