Sentence examples for perilous pole from inspiring English sources

When a precocious Marco Rubio was scaling the perilous pole of Republican politics in Florida, eventually becoming a US senator, he always had the support of an influential patron – Jeb Bush.

Not ideal conditions, then, for the already perilous business of pole vaulting.

Douglas Mawson, who assumed the leadership of the Magnetic Pole party on their perilous return, went on to lead several expeditions until retiring in 1931.

He spoke of the Jews, saying their fate was far more perilous than that of non-Jewish Poles.

David Firestone (NYT) SCIENCE AND HEALTH DOCTOR RESCUED FROM POLE -- A rescue plane completed the perilous first leg of flight from the South Pole, carrying an ailing American doctor across Antarctica to a base near the coast.

Two propeller-driven planes took off today from Calgary, Canada, on a perilous rescue mission to the U.S. research station at the South Pole.

Acutely aware of the two poles in the debate on Christ, Theodoret consistently considered the monophysites of Alexandria theologically more perilous than the Nestorians.

Too perilous.

How perilous?

These are perilous times.

This will be perilous.