Navigated Sentence Examples

She navigated her way to her room before she started crying.

Gouldsbury also navigated its middle course.

It is navigated from the mouth of the Surkhan, and steamboats ply on it up to Karki near the Afghan frontier.

In the Amur system, the Zeya, the Bureya and the Argun are navigated.

All of these rivers are waterways of some importance in their lower course, and are navigated by powerful stern-wheel boats supplying the posts and mining camps of the interior with their requirements.

The Salween throughout Karen-ni is navigated by large native craft.

On the Pregel ships of 3000 tons reach Kdnigsberg, and river barges reach Insterburg; the Alle, its tributary, may also be navigated.

The Marine Society was organized in 1799, its membership being limited to "persons who have actually navigated the seas beyond the Cape of Good Hope or Cape Horn, as masters or supercargoes of vessels belonging to Salem"; it assists the widows and children of members.

It was navigated by Don Pedro Maldonado as early as 1741, and is navigable for steamboats of 2 to 4 ft.

Frisian and Saxon merchants from Soest, Bardowiek and other localities in Lower Germany, who already navigated the Baltic and had their factory in Gotland, settled in the new town, where Wendish speech and customs never entered.

The lake has been navigated from the earliest times, and about 80 sailing boats, carrying about 20 tons burden, now ply on it, chiefly with wheat and firewood.

The lake belongs to both Bolivia and Peru, and is navigated by steamers running between Bolivian ports and the Peruvian railway port of Puno.

Nevertheless, long stretches of the river, extending to scores of miles, are habitually navigated by native boats.

This latter portion of the river's course is tortuous, but in spite of this, and although the depth varies from only 7 to 20 ft., and in places at low water does not exceed 4 ft., it is nevertheless navigated by vessels up to 180 tons burden and proposals have been made to embank and dredge it so as to increase this depth to 8 ft.

All through his life he navigated the Transcendental sea, piloted by a clear moral sense, warned off the rocks by the saving grace of humour, and kept from capsizing by a good ballast of New England prudence.

The lower Arinos, the Alto Tapajos and the Tapajos to the last rapid, the Maranhao Grande, is a continuous series of formidable cataracts and rapids; but from the Maranhao Grande to its mouth, about 188 m., the river can be navigated by large vessels.

Some distance below this confluence are the Bussa rapids, which can only be navigated with considerable difficulty.

With but three short porterages a boat could be navigated the whole of this distance.

A still more important expedition was that of Lieutenant Hourst, who, starting from Timbuktu in January 1896, navigated the Niger from that point to its mouth, executing a careful survey of the river and the various obstructions to navigation.

Crossing the marshes he found and navigated the narrow river leading to the Logone.

The sea has been but little navigated.

I wonder how the first ascenders navigated off of the hill?

On average it can only be safely navigated 200 days a year.

When high street shops widen their aisles so twin pushchairs may be navigated around with ease.

Since all future battlefield weapons will be navigated by satellite, Europe will be helping China re-arm using Galileo technology.

Canoes of bent bark, for the inland waters, are hastily prepared at need; but the inlets and straits of the north-eastern sea-coast are navigated by larger canoes and rafts of a better construction.

The Narova flows out of Lake Peipus into the Gulf of Finland at Narva; it has remarkable rapids, which are used to generate power for cotton-mills; in spite of this, the river is navigated.

The " fleets " with their quaint medieval warehouses, which come sheer down to the water, and are navigated by barges, have gained for Hamburg the name of " Northern Venice."

The Tana has been navigated in a steam-launch for some 300 m.

There are a few key designers that have successfully navigated the transition from ordinary lingerie into the nursing category.

In addition to the spacious deck areas featured on the Twilight, passengers are also treated to historical narratives by the vessel's captain, who has navigated the Mississippi for more than 30 years.

Any plus size woman who has navigated through the horror of Victoria Secret's B-cup jungle knows the importance of having accessibility to undergarments designed for those who don't fit a mannequin's shape.

What these two innovations resulted in were a vacuum that didn't lose suction and one that could be effortlessly navigated around the home.

As the crowd caught on, giggles began to grow into laughter, until the pair collapsed in each other's arms, having successfully navigated the piece.

Most of the shopping is located in downtown San Miguel, the island's principal town and the shopping district can be easily navigated on foot.

The ancient marinaras and sea fairers who navigated and charted the globe were reliant on the moon and stars with their navigation.

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A small steamer, brought from the Congo by Emile Gentil, was in 1897 launched on the Shari, and reaching the Chad, navigated the southern part of the lake.

At the present time the river is navigated by sailing craft of some size from Hit downward.

Russia from a remote antiquity, but now navigable only in its lower portion, and the Embach, navigated by steamers to Dorpat (Yuryev).

The voyage from Bingen to Dort takes from one to six weeks, and the huge unwieldy structures require to be navigated with great care.

These eremites also navigated the sea north of Iceland on their first arrival, and found it ice-free for one day's sail, after which they came to the ice-wall.

None of them is navigable in the mountain valleys; but the Tista, after it debouches on the plains, can be navigated by cargo boats of considerable burthen.

The city has a large import and export trade for an immense region watered by the Maranon, Huallaga, Ucayali and other large Amazonian rivers navigated from Iquitos by lines of small boats.

It is not navigated, and save at Sioux City and Omaha serves practically no economic purposes, irrigation being unnecessary in the counties on which it borders.

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The Adelaide, discharging into Adam Bay, has been navigated by large vessels for about 38 m., and small vessels ascend still farther.

They navigated the jungle as fast as they could, catching themselves against trees as they slid through slippery piles of leaves and over fallen branches.  Katie ran until she was breathless.  Deidre kept on running, and Katie pushed her body forward.

Dvina, and the Pripet, both very important for navigation - as well as several smaller tributaries on which rafts are floated; on the left the Sozh, the Desna, one of the most important rivers of Russia, navigated by steamers as far as Bryansk, the Sula, the Psiol and the Vorskla.

The lakes afford good fishing, and are navigated in summer by steamboats.