But a phoney and duplicitous distress call plunges the crew into peril, connected with a powerful, Maguffin-y weapon, the Abroneth, yearned for by Krall.
Winston Churchill once said, "There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction," an assertion that accurately describes the possible peril connected to a trend entering colleges and universities across the country: the online class.
What I have discovered is that all of these things, from a spoonful of dirt to a dying man to an environment in peril, are inextricably connected.
The hearing took some turns into gender and class politics, as Mr. LaPierre suggested that armed security details were the purview of the wealthy and the well connected, leaving regular Americans in peril.
Being a black man in America can mean inhabiting a border area between possibility and peril, to feel connected to, defined by, even responsible for each of those boys -- and for other black men.
The Sprocket (confuse it with the Sprout at your own peril) connects to an iOS or Android device via Bluetooth or NFC, using the company's app to print 2 x 3 photos or stickers from the handset or social media.
Andy Coulson is supremely well connected; you learn to criticise such men at your peril.
She is currently developing a television series about the power and perils of connecting in the digital age.
"Leverage" ends at 10, as Nate (Timothy Hutton) accepts a case connected to the death of his son and leads the team into peril.
The president improvised, essentially — and, in one stream-of-consciousness answer, invited potential legal peril by connecting his firing of Comey to the Russia matter.
It's really hard for someone who's not "in the business" to understand why a lot of snow would "obviously" mean the world is in peril and connect it to Global Warming.
