Sentence examples for more peril from inspiring English sources

Whenever Worsley faced a perilous situation — and he was now in more peril than he'd ever been — he asked himself one question: What would Shacks do? Henry Worsley's father, like Shackleton, had been a celebrated leader of men.

But a vote in the House, which could come overnight or today, presented more peril.

Rick Santorum said Mr. Obama "just put Israel's very existence in more peril".

In a Presidential-election year, no moment contains more peril and less payoff for journalists than this one..

The spirit of honest legislating has proved sturdy through two weeks, but the coming week brings more peril.

In a Presidential-election year, no moment contains more peril and less payoff for journalists than this one...

(More perils of podcasts in motion).

There were in fact even more perils to navigate.

In this sense, 2013 presents Ed Miliband with more opportunities but also more perils than his rivals.

Instead, the show came out of its short hiatus with more Perils of Will, which felt like a letdown.

When Mr. Colombo visited the United States in 1971, an editorial in The Times praised his political agility, saying he had "surmounted more perils than Pauline".