Sentence examples for make a treacherous from inspiring English sources

And the previous morning the Mürren-Schilthorn cable car had broken down near the summit of Schilthorn, forcing dozens of tourists to make a treacherous descent on foot back to the village.

After topping Mount Hamilton, the riders will make a treacherous 18-mile descent, then skirt San Jose to the base of Sierra Road, for what will probably be the decisive climb of the day.

At the heart of the current coercion is a labyrinthine scandal in which the government is accused of plotting against its own armed forces, by making a "treacherous" offer to the United States that took the form of a mysterious memo.

"I wonder if it was moved by joy-riders?" I suggested to the copper, but then one of the boys made a treacherous intervention: "It's exactly where you left it.

So far all he has is a letter from George Bush to Mr Qurei referring to "further West Bank withdrawals".Too well liked by the IsraelisMr Arafat's supporters say Mr Dahlan is making a treacherous power grab, egged on by "foreign elements".

Our nation is making a treacherous tradeoff: wasteful spending on an ineffective "War on Drugs" at the expense of the youth, families, and working folks who are the engine of a thriving economy.

Its loss would make for a treacherous world.

Those in crisis are the people so desperate to escape hardship, war, persecution and poverty that they have made a notoriously treacherous journey to Europe.

At North Carolina, Bunting went out of his way to make a tough schedule even more treacherous.

Today many of the people who work in Jackson Hole live in outlying communities like Victor, Idaho, and must make a 45-minute commute over treacherous Teton Pass.

Meantime, here is our rundown on the new A4 (and on multitronic) and how it's going to make a competitive segment even more treacherous for any carmaker who doesn't come out with products this good.