Sentence examples for through the pitfalls from inspiring English sources

At 73-5, Pakistan might have been dead and buried but Misbah-ul-Haq and Shoaib Malik guided them skilfully through the pitfalls of the second part of their innings.

As Hingis said in an interview earlier this week, Bencic has a long road ahead but she has the tools to go far, and in Molitor she has a coach with all the experience necessary to guide her through the pitfalls over the coming years.

The author of the 2008 takedown "Bad Science" (as well as the popular Guardian column of the same name) now has the "dark art" of drug creation in his cross hairs, and while the result is an at times overwhelming march through the pitfalls of clinical trials, academic journals and government regulation, it is also an eye-opening glance into a world of experts who have failed us.

Or navigate through the pitfalls of the Western Conference?

That's why we thought we'd be better placed to guide you through the pitfalls of the student condition.

Just ask Samuel R. Berger, the national-security adviser for President Bill Clinton, who no doubt worked through all the pitfalls when he first approved extrajudicial rendition.

In my heart I wanted to believe everything would be kosher, that some higher power would guide us blindly through all the pitfalls because in the end we were embarking on a mission of goodwill.

While you do not have to heed all that is said, other people's experiences are important sources of information and guidance to set you on the better path through avoiding the pitfalls that they experienced.

From 8 a.m. until 10 p.m., the players would sit through lectures about the pitfalls that await the unwary: paternity suits and domestic-abuse charges, bar fights and drug stings, crooked financial advisers and greedy hangers-on.

Through intense counseling on the pitfalls of hiding marijuana in tinfoil when approaching an airport metal detector (or the Damon Stoudamire Prevention Program) along with lots of pamphlets, tough love and scare tactics, the players have responded by being good citizens.

Above all, say royal watchers, he needs able courtiers to steer him through the political pitfalls ahead.