Sentence examples similar to marked peril from inspiring English sources
We live in some truly extraordinary times; times marked both by tremendous peril and by tremendous possibility - a point in our human existence when our own creativity and imagination have expanded the outer bounds of human achievement and potential as never before, and by exponents never imagined.
1 had marked their behavior in secret, and in hours of peril.
The floor is marked by jagged levels that also promote the endless perils depicted in the play.
"The failure of freedom would only mark the beginning of peril and violence," he said.
It was easy to feel humbled by the untold throngs of pilgrims who'd braved animals and disease and bandits and unpaved roads (although not the lesser cognitive peril of jet lag) just to mark this one spot.
Still, the end of the raft ride marks the beginning of a 1,500-mile 1,500-mileaught with peril.
On the rise Ready to join, but not mad keen A government in turmoil The tiger tamed Nicolas Sarkozy on a wave The perils of Penelope ReprintsHis new budget also marks the end of Ireland's era of roaring economic growth.
He described a five-stage process, with self-explanatory headings to mark each one: hubris born of success, undisciplined pursuit of more, denial of risk and peril, grasping for salvation, capitulation to irrelevance or death.
When peril and persecution mark your weeks, then ambitions, talents, and pursuits are often severely restricted.
One could reasonably conclude that the prevailing climate change narrative -- of a pale blue dot in peril -- is just not hitting the mark.
