Sentence examples for perilous events from inspiring English sources

"Despite the perilous events, the arrogant magazine Charlie Hebdo and the Western media, under the thumb of Zionist powers, carry on their cowardly attacks against Muslims and the Islamic world," it thunders.

Mermaids are sometimes associated with perilous events such as floods, storms, shipwrecks and drownings.

It's demonstrated in the place-based strategies taking place in cities across the U.S., -- cities like Baltimore, Oakland, and Detroit -- which are pushing back against perilous events and conditions in their cities and are laying the groundwork for Black Male Achievement nationwide.

The BBC plans a Wembley Arena debate with an audience of 6,000, a perilous event.

Rather, he's tasked with protecting the bull riders, heroes of the sport's most popular and perilous event.

Perhaps it is appropriate that what may be the most perilous event -- racing down an ice chute at 80 miles an hour on a tiny sled -- begins with a moment of silence.

The domestic situation was settled again, but foreign matters had become increasingly perilous owing to events in France.

It sets off a perilous chain of events spanning war, love, despair, imprisonment, emancipation and even other worlds.

3. The Perilous Ripple Effect.

As the book's middle section parallels historical events with perilous Forrest Gumpish quirkiness, Junior gets close enough to the Oklahoma City bombing to want to warn his fellow earthlings about the cataclysm he has anticipated since childhood.

The weekend's snowmobiling events were especially perilous.