Sentence examples similar to concealed perils from inspiring English sources
Every blank page conceals perils for the unwary, but E. B. White is the kind of sailor--deft, controlled, ready to deal with storms and calms--whose craft graces the waters.
Stifel and one of its former top executives, David W. Noack, concealed the perils of investing "through a series of falsehoods and misrepresentations," the S.E.C. said.
The most potent is the Department of Justice with its racketeering case against the large tobacco companies, alleging that the industry has concealed smoking's perils for a half century.
Thunder rumbles over rain-shrouded mountaintops, and the lakes are draped in a dank mist that conceals a thousand perils.
The series was created and produced by Hannah Weinstein, an American journalist and left-wing activist (in FBI/HUAC lingo, a "concealed communist") who moved to London in 1952 to avoid the perils of McCarthyism.
History is already being concealed".
presence of concealed spaces.
