Sentence examples for everyday perils from inspiring English sources
Ivan has the strong stomach and dark sense of humour needed to survive the everyday perils of doing business in Russia.
Ride the rails of the elevated trains in Chicago's famous Loop! Match the line colors and stations to make your way around town, but beware the everyday perils of rush hour crowds, forgotten farecards, and mysterious puddles as you get where you're going!
In his second book about the everyday perils of life in Israel, David Horovitz ultimately asserts his belief that even the mothers of Palestinian suicide bombers cannot regard terrorist attacks and premature deaths as the finest possible destinies for their children.
The Everyday Perils of Womanhood Come Alive in a Harrowing Short Film.
Some of the best sitcoms and funniest comedians (Seinfeld is a perfect example) create material out of the everyday perils of life.
Correspondents who risked danger to disclose violence and corruption in Zimbabwe and reporters who unraveled the mysteries of the mortgage crisis and exposed toxic perils in everyday products were among the winners of 14 George Polk Awards for 2008 announced on Monday by Long Island University.
The show comes after the success of Schaefer and Glaser's weekly podcast, "You Had To Be There," which features the two women chatting about the perils of everyday life with each other and a guest, typically from the world of comedy.
From the peril of everyday lower prices — "deflation," the economists styled it.
Coming to theaters are commercials that are intended to spell out the perils of frivolous lawsuits as told by "everyday Americans," including small-business owners who have been hit with costly lawsuits they believed were arbitrary and abusive.
BBC News Timeliner - the BBC archives ably exhibit the perils and pitfalls of politicians entering into everyday environments.
"In withdrawal from Celexa some patients have described a kind of atmosphere of rot or corruption or peril creeping around the edges of the everyday world, a thing no one but they can identify.
