Sentence examples for course peril from inspiring English sources

It's either that or the golf course peril.

He had shone at that art during a career that often saw him stray into golf course peril and, almost as often, craft some daring shot that mocked it.

Such are the perils of The Theater, of course, perils I learned about first-hand during a daring monthlong experiment in immersion journalism/latent show-off-manship.

This is the promise of Paris and, of course, the peril.

But looking through Ms. Ward's eyes, I immediately saw an obstacle course of mortal peril.

But everyone else uses these wheeled albatrosses, which make boarding and deplaning an obstacle course fraught with peril.

This process of editing and reshaping is, of course, fraught with peril, arousing nagging memories of those 19th-century butchers of Shakespeare, who thought that by smoothing out his unseemly rough edges, they would make him fit for polite society.

It is a course rife with perils.

But the New York Philharmonic, living on its reputation, and the Cleveland Orchestra, banking on residencies outside Cleveland, are both following courses fraught with peril.

The tempo is in constant peril, of course.

They describe their reptilian attractions as "assets" and laugh in the face of dinosaur welfare (at their peril, of course).