Sentence examples for she leads us through from inspiring English sources

Combining interviews with a chronological analysis of the quartets, she leads us through the events that shaped Shostakovich as he navigated a precarious path between creative honesty and survival in Stalin's Soviet Union.

It's got to the point around here,' she chirps as she leads us through a maze of alleyways to her humble home, 'where it's much cooler to like Strauss than salsa.' Dudamel's rehearsals for the Alpine symphony approach their end.

As a tongue-in-cheek public service, she leads us through the government's official list of indications that you are having a stroke: a matter of closing your eyes and trying to touch your finger to your nose, or saying a certain phrase while holding your tongue.

"Sorry about the mess," says Alison Mosshart, also known as VV and one half of the Kills, with a nervous laugh as she leads us through an assault course of storage boxes and instruments to get to the kitchen table of the large north London flat she shares with the band's other half, Jamie Hotel Hincece.

In a breathless rush, she leads us through the "wastes and deserts" of influenza, the "precipices and lawns sprinkled with bright flowers" of fever and the pit of death -- although she then wittily leaves us to wake up in the dentist's chair, where we confuse the phrase "rinse the mouth" with God greeting us at the gates of heaven.

She leads us through horse farms, breeding barns, and yearling sales; explains rigorous training regimens; and brings us trackside on race day.

And she led us through every serpentine twist of Sienese history, steadily illuminating its arcane mysteries.

She led us through the charming forest of Schumann's Waldszenen but never descended into bucolic sentimentality, her delicate taste particularly refined in the impressionistic Vogel als Prophet.

To the rhythms of Middle Eastern music accompanied by a few jingling hip scarves, I joined a group of 14 women in following the teacher, Slavica Milosevska, 30, as she led us through an aerobic yoga that incorporated dance moves.

She led us through the 120 metre-long map room, past the huge tapestries by Pieter van Aelst, and the Raphael rooms that include a painting of the all-star line up of Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Raphael himself in the School of Athens.

As she led us through a maze of dark lanes and uneven stone staircases, I began to wish I were dropping a pocketful of bread crumbs along the way.