Sentence examples for a rather perilous from inspiring English sources

So with the help of his colleague, Olivia Renshaw, Mr Stroud mounted a rather perilous effort to protect them.

At 53, a rather perilous age for an action star, Cruise shows no sign of slowing down.

This exciting and rather perilous (watch those exposed flames!) exhibition runs January 10 to February 21 , 2015

The league has long been flying into perilous territory because crying poverty while swimming in money is a rather difficult sell to a recession-battered fan base.

Mind you, the scurrilous gossip about named individuals that we've seen on the US app may prove rather more perilous for Secret under UK libel laws.

As the mystery deepens, Mr. Cantet lets us, little by little, into a twisted alternate universe: that of a man who has lost his job but who has never told his wife and family, preferring to maintain an increasingly perilous double existence rather than give up his newfound freedom.

Photograph: Guardian 4.54pm BST Refugees continue to pour over the Syrian border into neighbouring countries, but despite losing homes and relatives in the conflict, many would prefer to return to a perilous future in Syria rather than stay at Jordan's Zaatari refugee camp, where infectious diseases, a lack of security and soaring temperatures make life unbearable.

That is why this is a perilous but remarkable day, a critical opportunity, not to celebrate the moment, but rather, use it for salvation.

Taking a boat back to San Marco is a perilous affair.

A little perilous, I'd say.

Relaunching a children's website is a surprisingly perilous business.