Sentence examples for most Perilous year from inspiring English sources

Newsman David von Drehle contributed Rise to Greatness: Abraham Lincoln and America's Most Perilous Year.

Young people are at greatest risk — according to the Mayo Clinic, the most perilous years are between sixteen and thirty — and men are four times as likely to hurt their spines as women.

In terms of external security, Japan faces the most perilous situation in years.

The President's shift from his wheelchair to his desk chair, with only a round table as a resting place mid-passage, is perhaps the most perilous and heartbreaking cinematic journey of the year.

What made Manhattan the most perilous?

LANDINGS are the most perilous parts of flying.

"This is the most perilous terrorist threat in our history.

These are perilous times for progressive politics, perhaps the most perilous since the 1930s.

TV is perhaps the most perilous of the three.

Stuntmen filled in for only the most perilous feats.

It was one of the most perilous jobs in Aleppo.