Sentence examples for peril of arrest from inspiring English sources

"We made it clear we had no problem with a scheme whereby anybody who was outside the jurisdiction who was worried as to whether or not they were in peril of arrest on their return could find out whether or not there was a live interest in them on the part of the police," he said.

It's not that Redford's heart is in the wrong place or that America is not in peril in an age of arrest, summary imprisonment and torture.

Now that career is in peril because of his arrest last Saturday on a domestic assault charge after an incident that the police said involved his girlfriend.

It's the peril of switching lanes.

The first is the peril of long incumbency.

They therefore cannot predict the peril of new ideas.

I.B.M. faces the peril of "bring your own device".

Again we can see the peril of tradition being abandoned.

Even at the peril of public health.

The peril of running a campaign.

This is the classic "peril of hemizygosity" of Ohno (1967).