She accused her father of "political suicide" and of imperilling the party's future.
He was more afraid of being a wallflower than he was of imperilling his firm.
"I think the definition of imperilling the federal election is very broad.
Two fundamental claims lie behind the rhetoric of freedom imperilled.
Surely the bankers would recognize that the failure of Lehman imperilled them all.
When asked what could imperil her country's resurrection, she includes high on the list of dangers the militants within her own ranks.
While the mostly silver-haired crowd munched on fried catfish, the candidate talked of a nation imperilled by government spending.
Why has there been such an explosion of films about imperilled puppies?
The safety of women is being imperilled by a state that is incapable of protecting them.
The organisation said its annual "at-risk" survey had found 5,700 listed buildings or sites deemed to be imperilled by neglect or decay, a fall of 131 from the previous year.
