Sentence examples for a perilous stage from inspiring English sources

Their latest tumbling has not escalated to a perilous stage yet because they still control the wild card, but they were home and they wanted to stop this spell before it became worse.

By spring 2008, two and a half years after the pilot was ordered, they agreed on a draft that they would take to HBO, beginning what tends to be a perilous stage in the development of a series, when the executives charged with paying for production have their say.

PARIS — Marc Jacobs, one of the greatest American talents to conquer the perilous stage of French fashion with a 16-year career as the designer of Louis Vuitton, during which he produced megahit accessories and elaborate runway spectacles, is leaving the company to focus on his signature business in New York.

There are songs, dance numbers, what the show's director of movement, Javier De Frutos, promises will be "perilous" stage design.

And the cold war was at its most perilous stage: the Berlin Wall had just gone up, and the Cuban missile crisis would soon follow.

In November, the most perilous stage of the process will begin as the team tries to deploy a robotic lander - Philae - on to the icy surface.

Since Ms. Sandberg joined the company more than two years ago, Facebook has successfully navigated one of the more perilous stages in a start-up's life: a period of hypergrowth.

The reality is that every team is aware that a 16-game schedule has its perilous stages and its periods of opportunity.

The euro "crisis" has entered a "perilous" new phase.

AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE Week two of the season brings "Swan Lake," with its wondrous score, lavish sets, and dashing, purple-clad von Rothbart, who in this staging becomes a perilous rival of the melancholy prince Siegfried.

Many may chastise the Brits for being too safe, but this year's ceremony was capped off by a perilous performance by Madonna, who fell from the stage during her rendition of new single Living For Love.