Sentence examples for live in peril from inspiring English sources
Nearly every fighter had suffered this kind of loss, and many of them had family still living in peril in Mosul.
The reason may reach far back into human history, to the hunter-gatherers who lived in peril of infections and injuries.
This was the artist's way of saying that Mr. Bloomberg put New Yorkers' lives in peril when he closed a half-dozen firehouses.
The code was based on the same premise as the nation's Constitution — that human beings are flawed creatures who live in constant peril of falling into disasters caused by their own passions.
While much virtual ink has been spilled bemoaning Israel's West Bank Security Fence, the results undeniably prove its worth: Between 2000 and 2005, terrorist attacks killed over 1000 Israeli civilians, wounded more than 5000, and forced the entire nation to live in constant peril.
There are about one million Yezidis in the world, half of them living in great peril in the Ninewa province of Iraq, and 100,000 living in Germany, most of whom are well integrated into German Culture.
By casting each enemy candidate as a person who puts everything they live for in peril, they cleverly aggrandize not only the candidate, but themselves.
"We live in a time of peril and a time of opportunity," Mr. Kelly said.
Amid that dialogue came one example after another of the peril thoroughbreds live in because of their very nature.
"The court has confirmed that people who volunteer to serve on boards do not have to live in fear of personal financial peril as long as they act in good faith and do not commit an independent wrong against their neighbors," Mr. Bernfeld said.
