Sentence examples for I imperiled from inspiring English sources

The road scenes are funny and winning: "I must've nearly caused a half-dozen accidents, and the drivers I imperiled... retaliated by laying on their horns before swerving in front of me to see how I liked it.... 'What's wrong with all these people?' my mother kept wondering.

That made me desperately anxious because it imperiled the fragile hairdo I'd devised to tame my natural curls: bangs blow-dried around a huge roller and sprayed so they sat in a stiff, perfect, artificial hoop on my forehead as long as I didn't move fast or encounter moisture.

'No no, I can't go slow, I can't go slow.' So I feel frequently imperiled".

I thought about Montreal and Minnesota, imperiled by Bud Selig's labor machinations.

When I returned home from my years of campaigning I realized with horror that all I had wrought had been imperiled by the licentiousness and poor judgment of my oldest son, Prince Mael-Maedoc, Duke of Leinster and scion of the Kingdom of Ireland.

Occasionally I'd tear along, revving raucously and relishing the fuck-you-ness of it all, but more often than not I felt out of place, imperiled and sure only of my imminent mangledness.

"I felt an indigenous American art was imperiled," she said.

But I believe that he understands that Christianity is imperiled in the region due to aggression and violence perpetrated by Islamic radicals.

One disheartening moment: I was served fatty bluefin tuna, prized yet horribly imperiled.

"Now is the time to act," Mr. Obama said, "and I will not permit reform to be postponed or imperiled by the usual ideological diversions".

I asked Zauzmer if he had in mind the papers' imperiled status when he addressed the jury.