Sentence examples for peril off from inspiring English sources
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience Reprints.
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience ReprintsEric Schwaab of NOAA acknowledges that the changes may be difficult for some.
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience ReprintsA wave of lawsuits followed and, on January 4th, the archdiocese filed for bankruptcy.
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience ReprintsBut, of course, America's attachment to Israel is not a marriage of convenience.
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience ReprintsCongress is now considering several bills that would strip the EPA of its authority to regulate greenhouse gases.
Heated but hollow Chapter 11, verse 8 Those in peril off the sea Happy toking Changing leagues Not fair, they say A marriage of inconvenience ReprintsThe uranium industry argues (of course) that charging its members royalties could discourage activity and so jeopardise national security.
It is a tidy vessel, white painted, 128 feet long by 16 feet wide, with window boxes full of purple and yellow pansies hanging from the sun deck rails; they will be in peril of being sheared off whenever we go through a lock.
He said: "There will be 1,500 people in peril of being cut off from their lifeline roads to use high moorland routes going over the fells to get to the services they need".
Such are the perils of going off-message.
*Use caution against the peril of heavy objects falling off the jack or the posts.
Gerry travels on to Israel, which has successfully walled itself off from peril.
