Building names that are also addresses can have their own minefields.
Interviews were their own minefields.
At Ouadi Doum, panicked Libyans had suffered high casualties running through their own minefields.
The Russians' own minefields were larger than had been expected, and so clearing them took longer than the Germans had planned.
These ships were tasked with clearing Russian minefields and laying a series of their own minefields in the northern entrance to the gulf, to prevent Russian naval reinforcements from reaching the area.
This is hardly an uncommon set of circumstances, but here it becomes the stuff of a minor epic drama as Benham must navigate, over a solitary weekend, his own peculiar minefield of memory, loss, longing and (yes) satisfaction, and how all of this plays out in his life and his work.
The N.H.L. has stumbled into its own public relations minefield with a brawl-filled game between the Islanders and the Penguins.
UC, of course, is its own kind of minefield.
Indonesia's neighbor, Malaysia, is skillfully navigating its own political and cultural minefield, transforming itself into a model of pluralistic Islam.
Additionally, the New York Times reported over the weekend that Jared Kushner ― who seems to now oversee almost every activity in which the White House is engaged ― and his wife, Ivanka Trump, are essentially tango-ing through their own conflict-of-interest minefield.
