Sentence examples for peril life from inspiring English sources
Public Sees a Future Full of Promise and Peril: Life in 2050: Amazing Science, Familiar Threats.
Filmmakers in Peril Sometimes life imitates art; sometimes it comes hair-raisingly close.
Bruce Fein Washington, April 14, 2009 The writer is chairman of the American Freedom Agenda and the author of "Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy".
His zeal is worse than nuts; it's a peril to life and limb," the Daily News said in an editorial on the NRA press conference.
While stepping in what a dog has left behind has long been an inherent peril of life in New York City, it is far less likely to happen than it was decades ago before the so-called pooper-scooper law was introduced.
The real perils of life alone are more specific.
Of course, stories abound about the perils of life after a windfall.
Many of these people have experienced the random perils of life firsthand.
And the Ticuna in the Amazon jungle are new to the benefits and perils of life on the reservation.
AS AN example of the perils of life as heir-apparent to a powerful chief executive, consider the career of Lee Iacocca.
After turning out some funny books about the perils of life in suburbia, Linwood Barclay jumped the fence and started writing with dead seriousness on the same subject.
