Sentence examples for peril with from inspiring English sources

UConn was threatened in the most important game, and it confronted the peril with an unwavering resolve to win.

From the Battle of Trafalgar to the London blitz, Britons have always met peril with steely resolve.

In a time of national peril, with our problems compounding, we must remember that more unites us as Americans than divides us.

With the Mets last year, Collins inherited perhaps his toughest challenge: a team in financial peril, with disillusioned fans and a roster transforming from older to younger.

The awful incidents of recent months – such as the Malaysia Airlines diasters and the Germanwings crash – may also mean that airlines quibble at their peril with disgruntled consumers.

This is the story of Danny Arno Peter Dobsonn), an undercover F.B.I. agent who shares his work and peril with his wife and three teenage children.

Expect them, like the Chinese, to respond to these perils with increased ire and a determination to alter government policy.

While some experts have tipped it to rise even further, investing has many perils with prices which can fall sharply.

A spell with the feminist theatrical companies Sitting Ducks and Beryl and the Perils, with whom she successfully toured Europe, ended with her first pregnancy.

Willnow looked further into such perils with his presentation on risk management during which he explored ways to assess and reduce risks within a project.

A review of other GAR15 workshop results (Earthquake, Wind, Flood, Tsunami) suggests just as wide a divergence of expert views for other perils, with the possible exception of Wind (see Maqsood et al., 2014).