Sentence examples for imperiled though from inspiring English sources
As a result, Lara's tenuous new connection to her father is imperiled, though her childlike craving for his love remains.
Never was the streak more imperiled, though, than in the summer of 1982, when Covert broke a bone in his left foot avoiding a snake that had crossed his path on a training run.
Now, though, the airport is imperiled as well, caught between Taliban forces approaching from Kunduz and the insurgent-controlled countryside in every other direction.
Mr. Kressaty -- though his business is imperiled -- insisted that he was not opposed to competition.
On my first trip there, camping and fishing with a friend, we were lost for two days though we never felt imperiled.
Under this latest scenario, though, nearly the entire island I grew up on would be imperiled, along with much of the current low-lying property on the entire Eastern Seaboard.
Though faithful to the precept that freedom is imperiled if the whole of legislative, executive, and judicial power is in the same hands, The Federalist No. 47, pp. 325-326 (J. Madison) (J. Cooke ed.
Mr. Perry does seek to turn one stereotype on its head, though: the view that African-American families are imperiled by the bad habits of the men who lead them.
And though the setting is a small Georgia town imperiled by the recession, "the real location of the film, directed and written by Todd Graff ('Camp,' 'Bandslam'), is a lower echelon of musical comedy hell (or heaven, if you love the hoariest musical comedy clichés)," he wrote.
It is hard not to wonder whether Mr. Bloomberg's soda limit initiative might have garnered more enthusiasm (though obviously not from the soft-drink industry, whose ad campaigns against it imagine democracy imperiled at the threat of less Pepsi) if it had been delivered within the context of a more consistent and compassionate message about the city's commitment to the underserved.
