Sentence examples for through the perils from inspiring English sources

The brothers chat often, with Jeff talking Marquis through the perils of having his every dribble scrutinized by the team's rabid fans.

In "The Abortion," Amanda McCamey, the central character in Gilchrist's novel "The Annunciation," guides her teenage son through the perils of a girlfriend's unplanned pregnancy.

Jon Richardson tells us why living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder really can be funny and talks us through the perils of sharing a house with other Edinburgh comedians.

But this remains the story of "mancub" Mowgli and his journey through the perils of the Indian jungle in the company of Bagheera.

JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, a feisty leader who steered the banking company through the perils of the Great Recession, is battling throat cancer.

Peter Collins London  It's not often that Anthony Trollope's wisdom seems inapplicable: "Let no man boast himself that he has got through the perils of winter till at least the seventh of May".

Only this knowledge, it was widely assumed, enabled a medical practitioner to steer a safe course through all the perils of illness.

I've talked to many women through the years about the perils of Christmas shopping.

The crossing of the glacial river back to Mont Royal, the hunts through the radiant perils of the forest, the siege scene at Thorensen's mansion, the fate of Radek: to me these are among the most brilliant episodes of Ballard's fiction.

It's also about equipping and empowering boys and girls with the knowledge and confidence they need to make their way through the daily perils of growing up – such as teenage pregnancy and alcohol abuse.

Mr. Ziele, whose home base is MeadowBrook Dairy Farms in Clarksville, says his business has grown through word of mouth about the perils of additives in milk.