Sentence examples similar to lingering peril from inspiring English sources
Wearing a long Grim Reaper's coat, he stalked around "Aylesbury estate", as he mistakenly called it, missing out the "the", with his voiceover lingering over every potential peril: "Walking along these walkways in the evenings … you get quite nervous.
The White River subgroup's demographic peril and the lingering uncertainty regarding its genetic isolation have focused particular attention on its hatchery program, with a range of options to deal with its low abundance and preservation of its apparent genetic diversity.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert also faces political peril from a financial scandal and lingering controversy over last summer's war between Israel and the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah.
By the time the final act unleashes its revelations and peril, "Haunt" has felt more like an exercise in formal spookiness than a full-blooded story of lingering malevolence.
These were not exactly mean streets — the main peril in daytime is stroller gridlock in front of Fairway — and at first the cheerful vibe lingered.
