Sentence examples for making perilous from inspiring English sources

Notably, they captured albatrosses by making perilous expeditions to the outlying rocks where the birds nested.

For many of them, the first stop on the journey to a hoped-for home in northern Europe was one of the Greek islands, which the migrants attempted to reach by making perilous boat trips from Turkey.

The controversial new policy is designed to deter migrants from making perilous journeys to Australian shores in un-seaworthy boats.

Young migrants making perilous trek to Europe without parents.

Eritreans had been making perilous journeys to Israel and European countries for many years before the refugee crisis captured Europe's attention last summer.

With the growing numbers of children making perilous journeys into and across Europe, collective action with a fair distribution of responsibility across the European Union is essential.

But some opponents of temporary protection fear that it would encourage more Haitians to make perilous sea crossings in hopes of being grandfathered in.

In some cases the panels made perilous journeys - one teacher took a panel to workshops across Australia and left it to make its own way back with people adding to the stitching at each place.

He twice made perilous crossings to Europe with his father, who needed first to cement the rebellious Colonies' alliance with France and then to make a peace treaty with Britain.

This is true of all the nationalities in the jungle who have made perilous journeys, been exploited by people traffickers and are now being spurned by both France and the UK.

The UK has promised to resettle 20,000 Syrians from Turkey over five years, but has refused to take refugees currently in Greece, arguing that this would encourage more people to make perilous journeys across the sea.