FOR an opposition politician, giving the televised response to a president's state-of-the-union address is a perilous honour, with the emphasis on peril.
Davis's diminutive size kind of makes her the underdog in most of her matches, but underestimate her at your peril.
James, in real time and at great peril.
There was that bit when you were banging on about how climate change was something people "mock at your peril" and how deniers were excluded from the argument.
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The argument – as its reporters have chronicled – we have long since won; everyone knows by now the planet is in peril.
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The message to markets – which take on central banks at their peril – was that his ECB would not stand idly by.
"Few people are willing to put themselves in peril to ensure that we are all free what we believe," Solomon said.
American journalist David Sirota, writing in Pando Daily, exposed the funding arrangements behind a two-year WNET series called The Pension Peril.
