Sentence examples for pitfall yourself from inspiring English sources

If you realize that you're tired of hearing some worn out rhyme in other songs, then you need to avoid that same pitfall yourself, for instance.

It starts, Avery said, by avoiding the common pitfall of asking yourself: "What do I want to say?" Instead, plan your speech around: "What does the audience want to hear?" During a staff meeting where you must give bad news, consider what your team needs to hear to keep morale up, not just what the higher ups want you to say.

Pitfall #1: You let yourself go hungry.

Therefore, if you choose this route, the onus is on you to take additional steps to become aware of the pitfalls and prepare yourself to succeed in this arena.

Imitation of yourself is always a pitfall for any artist, whether they are working in "high" or "popular" culture.

But if Ms. Giménez offered a tragicomic lesson in the pitfalls of do-it-yourself conservation, "Revised and Restored: The Art of Kathleen Gilje" shows the work of a skilled practitioner-turned-artist who consciously blurs the lines between restoring art and making something new.

(For other pitfalls of do-it-yourself estate planning, click here).

To transform a TV series into a film is to surround yourself with pitfalls, and "Absolutely Fabulous," sad to report, nosedives into every one of them.

"The biggest pitfall for any newly elected official is trying to do it all yourself," said Patrick J. Halpin, a Democrat and a former Suffolk County executive.

Beware another pitfall: If you have many similar results to choose from, you might kid yourself that you'll have time to go back and select the ideal representative for your figure.

I suppose that's one of the pitfalls of intentionally side-lining yourself from mainstream society for hundreds of years – or the main pitfall, really – but recent changes to legislation surrounding traveller communities (meaning they no longer have government-approved places to settle) has made them even more segregated.