Sentence examples for perilous occupation from inspiring English sources
The perilous occupation of N.F.L. quarterback took a toll on two top performers in Week 11.
It's obvious that starting and growing a business is a perilous occupation.
Drag racers are close, in part because they spend a lot of time on the road together, and because they share a perilous occupation.
That piece accompanies the ramblings around Paris of the film's 27-year-old protagonist, Alex (Pio Marmaï), a low-level drug dealer who lives in a working-class neighborhood and longs to give up his perilous occupation.
In this context, the choice of the words "illegal occupation" is a perilous threat to the diplomatic search for peace.
Hence some proponents of shortage claims may simply be over-generalizing from these particular settings to the whole of the country, to the whole of science and engineering, or even to all "STEM" occupations -- a perilous and misleading argument.
At best, the author follows the course Stephen King takes in "The Tommyknockers" and skims over his protagonist's occupation in order to concentrate on the perilous effects of buried alien spacecraft.
Perilous Pursuit In the melancholy Europe of the 1930's or in the bleak midst of Nazi occupation in World War II, the heroes created by the novelist Alan Furst put their lives at risk from France to the Soviet Union.
These are perilous times.
