Sentence examples for peril about from inspiring English sources

MacKay was named best actor at 2013's Bafta Scotland awards for his critically acclaimed performance in For Those in Peril, about the only survivor of a fishing accident in a remote part of Scotland.

HIGHLY visible threats to life and limb, such as terrorism, health scares and calamities, are especially likely to provoke wild misjudgments about the odds of a peril, and about its likely consequence.

But blind Fortune, after tossing you maliciously about from peril to peril has somehow, without thinking what she was doing, landed you here in religious felicity.

If the claims of an American artificial intelligence (AI) venture are to be believed, that peril is about to diminish dramatically thanks to computers.

We don't need to enumerate the perils of the modern age here, because you're here to read about food presumably to forget about said perils.

The video is about the perils of inaccurate translation, and indeed, the translator fails mightily.

The Kids Are All Right is about the perils and pleasures of peeling back the layers of a settled life.

In interviews, they voiced familiar platitudes about peril concentrating one's mind on the here and now.

Its attention flowed more towards pictures of pretty young women in peril than stories about poverty in Indigenous communities.

Wonder if it will all be about the perils of fame and hanging about on tour in depressing motel rooms.

Nicola suggested "Rhinoceros," Eugène Ionesco's absurdist drama from 1959, about the peril of mass movements.