Sentence examples for around precarious from inspiring English sources

The party emerged out of the Eurocommunist split with Moscow in the 1970s, but has grafted on to it a soft-left culture, and captured the allegiance of many young people, whose lives revolve around precarious and low-skill work, and reaching the magical subsitence figure of €400 a month.

Ducking and dodging between dilapidated buses -- ancient and under-maintained by even the most minimal standards -- we whipped around precarious slivers of mountain paths, the treacherous labyrinths the locals called roads.

On another floor, Cindy Sherman teetered around in precarious red platform sandals that were as sculptural as the art around her. "Very impressive work," said the photographer, who never attended art school herself.

Kerr thought that confirmed his own belief that the American did not realise "what was going to be involved to turn the club around, the precarious nature of where we are and where we're trying to get to".

Looking around at the precarious piles of castoff electronics and other white elephants of the Cold War, he offered his philosophy of life: "In the end, whoever has the most toys wins".

By contrast, our three boys are all scrabbling around in precarious breadline employment.

Visitors should be allowed to crawl up and around these precarious towers and across whimsical suspension bridges between them.

After the Terra Firma takeover EMI managed to turn a precarious situation around, preventing a mass-exodus of artists and songwriters and even making itself attractive to artists such as Tinie Tempah who were looking to sign with a major.

A good handyman will also know his way around the more precarious domestic shoals, Mr. Supranowitz said.

Many pharmacies only supply limited goods such as over-the-counter pain killers and basic first aid -- the war has made travel around the country precarious so it is hard to resupply.

King is fluent not only in the histories that her book revolves around, but also in the precarious, difficult language of humanity.