Sentence examples for for the peril from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of reasons for the peril Greece faces today, but German occupation between 1941 and 1944 surely isn't one of them.

We must use the voice we found when our virtual world was in jeopardy to voice our concern for the peril of the real world.

Hope is a wonderful character in her lack of competency; she's not a typical YA heroine who has her act together and is fully prepared for the peril she's about to face.

But practical problems notwithstanding, I don't think any of us should necessarily be racked with guilt or tortured by the self-serving judgment of others just for fantasizing about--or even hoping for--the peril of our enemies.

Those have created sympathy for the perils faced by the Foreign Service.

But others, like the dullard Sir John Franklin, are less respected "shoe eaters," more interested in publicity than preparing for the perils of Arctic travel.

It was once known as a byword for the perils of live television, but in recent years the Brit Awards have become a bland affair.

It's great to read about the evils of factory farming and develop an unlikely appreciation for the perils of poultry.

Is your title, "Are We Not Men?," a reference to H. G. Wells's "The Island of Dr. Moreau"? Shorthand for the perils of genetic manipulation?

Mr. Vidich, who created most of the 40 modular objects that populate his solo, uses the characters to suggest, according to the publicity materials, "metaphors for the perils of the production process".

You left the sun of Sydney for the gray of London; you swapped a secure job as artistic director of the Australian Ballet for the perils of running the Royal Ballet.