Sentence examples for off the perils from inspiring English sources
Mr. Berg began rattling off the perils these birds face, perils like ocean acidification.
So let us move off of the peril, and discuss the opportunity.
One of the perils of Detroit's approach is that developing young players often pays off for another team.
Last year, Congress saw off the yellow peril from China, whose CNOOC oil company dared to bid for America's Unocal (though most of Unocal's oil and gas reserves happened to be outside America).
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We ignore this at our peril whether it's off-the-cuff remarks, slogans, posters or cartoons.
Such are the perils of going off-message.
The new Michael Vick — the Vick who takes football seriously, who spends his days off speaking to students about the perils of knuckleheadedness — is far more appealing.
The sight of Russian long-range nuclear bombers testing the RAF in the skies off Cornwall has brought home the perils faced daily by the inhabitants of eastern Ukraine and reignited inflammatory talk of a new cold war with Russia.
The BRD has attracted the interest of another big Dutch bank, ABN Amro, which already owns a Hungarian bank and has ambitions to set up a retail-banking network across Europe.In this section Confusionism Bracing for a buying binge All cashed up The next Russian bail-out Weak hand Switzerland off the hook Surplus problems The perils of privatisation Bruised, battered and broke Safe haven?
All the talk of the "Pool of Death" has focused around the three leading nations, but you should write off the Pacific Islanders at your peril.
