Otherwise he'd be waiting forever on the narrow balcony of her building and the boy would be imperilling himself by trying to squeeze through the bars.
Based on recent news reports that Robert Mueller, the special counsel, and his team are picking locks, subpoenaing records, and expanding the scope of their investigation, it seems increasingly likely that Flynn may at some point face a choice, if he hasn't already: coöperate with Mueller, or further imperil himself for the sake of the man who vaulted him to national renown.
And while he imperils himself with his attempts to persuade his brethren to accept a two-state solution and to reject Hamas, the fearless progressives at The New York Review of Books promote a one-state solution and dare to wonder whether the ascendancy of Hamas is "the last chance for peace".
But for all that we already know about the the third-person shooter's transfixing qualities, one teen in North Carolina has taken his Fortnite Battle Royale game to a new level choosing to imperil himself and his family in an attempt to play a match to completion during an actual life-threatening storm.
The answer, Mr Chirac explained to the nation on July 14th, the anniversary of the 1789 revolution, is that if he were to meet the judges, he would imperil not himself as a citizen ("I have nothing to hide"), but the office of the presidency, the institutional balance of the republic and even French democracy itself.Self-serving tosh from a president campaigning to be re-elected next spring?
"I know now that Maurice also feels himself to be imperilled.
Their whole Thatcherite consensus could prove imperilled.
U.S. sovereignty is not imperilled.
"Hungarian democracy is imperilled," he told me.
Our past successes imperilled our future.
