Sentence examples for imperil him from inspiring English sources

To excise from it anything or anyone that could possibly imperil him or me in any way (even his father doesn't get a look-in).

That could imperil him with the liberals who are likely to flood the Democratic primary.No matter who wins the nomination, the retiring governor and his friend in the White House will have a big say in the election.

In memoirs published posthumously in 2009, Mr. Zhao said Mr. Chen had joined forces with the prime minister, Li Peng, and the party secretary of Beijing, Li Ximing, to convince Mr. Deng that the protests were part of a plot that would imperil him and the party.

Even The Washington Post's lawyers, in trying to quash the Randal subpoena, acknowledged that in particular situations subpoenas might be warranted: for example, if a journalist's testimony is absolutely vital and cooperation would not imperil him or his family and colleagues.

The person who fits into none of these worlds is Felix, whose homosexuality imperils him in 1918 and 1941, and dooms him in 1985.

There is no evidence that Shahzad was working for any foreign intelligence agency, but mere suspicion on this front could have imperilled him.

I'm O.K. with this, since I can read Wallace Shawn and experience his writing in his plays and knowing him might imperil my ability to enjoy him: all writing happens at a remove, at a distance that can be shrunk only so much by the various technologies we erect to create a sense of proximity.

But when the judge responded with an order that Manafort be moved closer, his lawyers reversed course, saying moving him would imperil his safety.

Alternatively, we could just imperil them with actual swords.

If that's true, why would she imperil the nation by choosing him as her vice-president?

Dr. Patterson, 49, has devoted what he considers his second life to studying the quicksand that just about swallowed him, and that continues to imperil American Indians more than any other ethnic group.