Sentence examples for be put in peril from inspiring English sources
Some worried that their liberties would be put in peril.
"I can assure you the GPs are worried, the police are worried that there will be emergency situations where people's lives will be put in peril".
When the ship later found itself becalmed on an icy ocean, both lives and souls were put in peril.
That record was put in peril, though, by a batting performance that tailed off badly after England had raced to 50 for 1 after six overs.
Which says a great deal about the admirable tolerance of the place – but probably less about your chances of walking along those timber-lined streets without bumping into someone who believes that the Earth was created in seven days – or that children are put in peril by plastic toys.
When the foreclosures started and the securities began to fail, the entire economy was put in peril.
Meaning, the lives of low-income women are put in peril when they are prevented from breaking out of poverty due to a lack of access to affordable birth control, abortion care, and other crucial family planning services.
Later, for several weeks after the procedure, the poet's wife was visited by terrible dreams in which their baby was put in peril and she had somehow to rescue him.
He is a bird for the sportsman's gun./ By that most foul and fiendish of all human decrees, the liberty and person of every man are put in peril.
The valuable Citrus industry in Florida (USA) has recently been put in peril because of the accidental introduction of the exotic disease Citrus canker.
