Sentence examples for perilous field from inspiring English sources

Any excursions beyond those borders are potentially perilous field trips.

Solo and co flee in the Millennium Falcon, pursued by Empire fighters into a perilous asteroid field, eventually finding refuge in a city in the clouds.

Money, likely, is another perilous subject.

Domenico Siniscalco, a former senior bureaucrat, ran Italy's finance ministry with skill and vigour, dissuading the prime minister from his more perilous adventures in the field of public finances.But on Wednesday September 21st, barely a year after entering the government, Mr Siniscalco resigned.

Domenico Siniscalco, a former academic and bureaucrat, ran Italy's finance ministry with skill and vigour, dissuading the prime minister from his more perilous adventures in the field of public finances.But on September 21st, barely a year after entering the government, he submitted his resignation.

No trip is exactly the same but for a few details: he will never be able to see everything around him; he can expect to be the target of a defender; and, at 5 feet 11 inches, he will probably be among the smallest men working in the most perilous section of the field, the middle.

With about eleven minutes left, Edelman, a wide receiver for the New England Patriots, ran one of his perilous routes across the middle of the field.

The romantic playing field in "Supporting Characters" is a perilous place fraught with jealousy and competition.

Women and children occupy one side of the playing field, and men the other, and coexistence, however tempting, is perilous.

The perilous nature of his health meant that every time he stepped onto the field, the announcers had to treat the game like it might be his last.

His nature is to push things — throws, running the bases, dealing with the media and seemingly off the field activities — an element that makes him unmistakably exciting but at times, perilous.