Sentence examples for has perils of from inspiring English sources

Perfectly devoted, enlightened parenting, it turns out, has perils of its own.

Air strikes may keep those who physically launch them out of the immediate firing line, but they have perils of their own.

It has had a Perils of Pauline history, and to get it through the House Mr. Bush made several side deals favoring certain industries important to the lucky representatives who happened to be swing votes.

Even by Catskills standards, this place has always had a "Perils of Pauline" quality — something's always going wrong, whether it's a moribund economy or three floods in 22 months culminating in one that swamped the downtown in 2006.

The Indian Ocean has further perils of its own and the superfast 70-foot racing yachts - some of which are hoping to break the 600 miles in a day barrier - are themselves a threat to the myriad of small fishing boats as they thread their way through the Straits of Malacca.

I often joke that they haven't even had the peril of a "through" street to contend with.

Like Mrs. Obama and Mrs. Bush, she once had deep reservations about politics and has learned the perils of being a combatant.

No one could have anticipated peril of that magnitude.

You might have thought George Osborne would have learned the perils of being too clever by half.

The shifting constellation of power in Damascus has underscored the perils of the months ahead.

Now, the Greek debt crisis has exposed the perils of that strategy.