Sentence examples for filled with peril from inspiring English sources

Their routes were different, and more difficult, and, especially for actresses, filled with peril.

After striking Tokyo, Yokohama, and other cities on April 18 , 1942 the airmen fly to recovery fields in China, a journey filled with peril.

In a smart article in Slate earlier this month, "Against Enthusiasm," Jacob Silverman nailed the way that Twitter, at least for writers, has become a "mutual-admiration society" and thus is filled with peril for literary culture.

Having worked with agents who were "indifferent, incompetent and otherwise disappointing," she said, "I feel about real estate agents the way I feel about literary agents — those areas are filled with peril".

It is a job filled with peril not only for this nation of 42 million, but also carries risks for the United States, where the Bush administration has been pressing Congress for authorization to provide counterinsurgency assistance to Colombia.

The coaching profession is filled with perils.

Yet it is filled with perils for dancers, for in a desire to impress audiences, they may succumb to the temptation to expend all their energy too soon, leaving them obviously breathless before the work is over.

Life is filled with perils.

The way ahead figures to be long, messy and filled with potential peril.

"What if" disaster tales are a risky business; our world is filled with unrealized perils.

In a city filled with linguistic perils (think HOW-ston, not HEW-ston), the matter of phonetic faux pas resurfaced in recent weeks after the killing of Osama bin Laden, which prompted television reporters to descend on Vesey Street next to ground zero and to mispronounce it live on air as VES-see (it is VEE-zee, some local residents say).