Sentence examples for peril anything from inspiring English sources

Opposing Erdoğan, a sizable element of staunch secularists will continue to distrust, to their own continued political peril, anything even hinting of AKP or Islamism.

Now Google's planned $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility — with its valuable cache of technology patents — is proof that in a world of uncertainty and economic peril, almost anything can happen.

Like Judy Holliday, another cuddly "dumb" blonde who wasn't as dumb or as fragile as she seemed, Ms. Zellweger stumbles along in her movies appearing vulnerable to every predator and peril, saying anything that comes into her head, yet managing through some kind of divine protection -- a Buster Keaton-like imperviousness to disaster -- to survive and flourish with her soul intact.

A bright red rectangle has been superimposed on the screen to protect the eyes of the innocent, but the scene is disturbing as much for its feeling of emotional peril as for anything seen or said.

Ignore these at your business' peril; a simple "anything else?", asked correctly, makes all the difference.

If the markets balk, and the ECB refuses to blink, the world's third-biggest sovereign borrower could be pushed into default.The perils of brinkmanshipCan anything be done to avert disaster?

When she mentioned this to her "floor captain," the person appointed to look out for the others on the floor, the captain cautioned her about the perils of doing anything.

"Next year," says one, "we will improve or polish existing reforms, not begin anything new .The perils of perpetual motionTo watch Mr Sarkozy up close is to observe a machine in perpetual motion.

Meanwhile, Fanhouse.com's Lisa Olson wonders if any athletes learned anything about the perils of straying from the Steve McNair tragedy.

If Dame Shirley (and you call her anything else at your peril) has never lacked for fans since becoming hitched to the 007 franchise, these days she is basking in an uptick — and not just with the "Big Spender" crowd.

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