navigate

01. I drove the car, and my wife [navigated] our route across Ireland.

02. During childhood, each one of us has to [navigate] through a serious of difficult situations; some make it, and some don't.

03. We learned to [navigate] a course on the open ocean during my sailing course.

04. Salmon have magnetic particles in their heads, which allow them to [navigate] to within a few yards of the place where they were born.

05. We had to [navigate] using a compass and the stars.

06. This software allows you to [navigate] easily and quickly through the millions of websites on the Internet.

07. They used a computer [navigation] system to guide them as they sailed around the world.

08. The river is [navigable] for the first few miles, but after that it is impossible to pass through in a boat because of the rocks and the rapids.

09. Honeybees [navigate] using the sun as a compass even when it is hidden behind clouds.

10. Edward Gibbon once said that the winds and the waves are always on the side of the ablest [navigators].

11. There is an Italian proverb which notes that anyone can [navigate] in fine weather.

12. The Taiwan Strait's [navigational] hazards prevented large scale movement between Taiwan and Mainland China for many centuries.

13. Spain has only 7 [navigable] rivers, none of which is near the capital, Madrid.

14. The River Gambia is one of the most [navigable] of all African rivers.

15. During the rainy season, it is almost impossible to [navigate] through the rapids of the river.

16. In January of 1502, Portugese [navigators] landed at a harbor on the coast of South America, and named the site Rio de Janeiro, meaning River of January.

17. In April of 1581, Sir Frances Drake completed his [circumnavigation] of the globe.

18. Human beings depend on multiple sensory systems to [navigate] successfully in their environment.

19. The textbook has a number of different icons on the pages to help users [navigate] through the different sections of the book.