Sentence examples for deep the perils from inspiring English sources
When you consider that old vets like Jeezy and Tiwsta are sharing the sentiments of prodigy Lil Reese, you realize how deep the perils of street life go in our community. .
The murder of Till, a 14-year-old Chicagoan visiting family in Mississippi, and the ensuing trial are watershed moments in the civil rights movement, galvanizing public attention on the deep perils of being black in the Jim Crow South.
It is customary for Mr. Bloomberg to chastise state legislators as part of the annual budget process, and to do his best Cassandra impression about the perils of deep cuts.
Also troubling is that the industry hasn't learned its lesson about the perils of deep discounting and steep marketing costs.
In this week's Journeys Issue, Burkhard Bilger writes about the perils of deep-cave diving and describes an expedition into the uncharted depths of the Chevé cave system, in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Agency officials ignored their own studies about the perils of deep-water drilling, and in some cases their own rules, by giving BP drilling permits without insisting on proof that its backup systems would work at 5,000-foot 5,000-foot
Introduction by Siobhán Bohnacker Photography by Erin Brethauer April 15 , 2014Introduction by Siobhán Bohnacker Photography by Erin Brethauer April 15, 2014 In this week's Journeys Issue, Burkhard Bilger writes about the perils of deep-cave diving and describes an expedition into the uncharted depths of the Chevé cave system, in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Like Mrs. Obama and Mrs. Bush, she once had deep reservations about politics and has learned the perils of being a combatant.
We must hope that Robert Wright's analysis of the deep contradictions and perils within our new "national security strategy" gets a broad and thorough hearing ("Contradictions of a Superpower," Op-Ed, Sept. 29).
