Sentence examples for peril though from inspiring English sources

That record was put in peril, though, by a batting performance that tailed off badly after England had raced to 50 for 1 after six overs.

The more serious peril, though, has to do with policy rather than politics.

But, tragically, it turns out that peril though they are, we need the boys and girls in yellow.

His new life was in peril, though: Lennon waged a five-year battle with the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which wanted him expelled because of an old drug conviction and his antiwar views.

You write off a sportsman like Bob Matthews at your peril though.

People of faith know the spiritual peril, though too often forget it, brought on by the impact of speech which makes people into an "other".

"That comes with perils, though -- it is exactly what Charlie Crist wants them to do".

And, like "The Silence of the Lambs," "Rage Against the Dying" becomes the story of a heroine in peril, even though she's a tough woman very skilled in the arts of self-defense.

In Benfey's telling, both groups were oppressed by "an overmastering sense of precariousness and impending peril," as though they already could detect the faint outline of a mushroom cloud rising above the landscapes John La Farge was sketching.

The peril to Obama, though, of his turning Afghanistan into a single minded crusade remains.

To Carroll, though, there's peril in his team's taking its foot off the gas.