Sentence examples for through wary from inspiring English sources

What little influence the Americans have is asserted through wary forays in armored vehicles, and by laser-guided bombs that obliterate enemy safe houses identified by scouts who penetrate militant ranks.

Ms. Castle-Hughes lacks the traditional resources of an actress, and instead communicates her feelings through a wary hesitation.

Mr. Daley headed one of Mr. Clinton's most successful: getting the North America Free Trade Agreement through a wary Congress in 1993.

Marston displayed a novelist's attention to nuance as her choreography charted Jane's journey from the jagged tantrums of her childhood, through the wary self-containment of her adult self, to finding tenderness in her closing love duet with Rochester.

When driving through residential streets, be wary of unpredictable objects and people in the streets.

The Town Council has seen enough plans fall through to be wary of being overly excited about developers' initial presentations, Mr. Cardinale said.

Having exhausted the usual narratives of power and gender as expressed through clothing, and wary of runway stunts unlikely to produce much cash register action, designers may have merely been casting about for new tools and communally fell upon the hat.

Others on both sides of the political spectrum are voicing similar concerns, suggesting that if the deal goes through, Israel will be very wary of seeming weak.

Still, Lincoln, through Halleck, gave his wary approval.

The domestic life in question was usually enacted by women, often middle-class white women and their black maids, joined in wary comradeship through shared household rituals.

He soon had The Listener in front, jumping superbly, and his more experienced rivals allowed him to set a wary gallop through the very deep ground.