Sentence examples for perilous roads from inspiring English sources

It was a clay disc, designed to race across the ground just like the mongooses that dash across Antigua's perilous roads (and often meet an equally sticky end).

So far no aid workers have been killed, but drivers trucking in food have refused to take what they consider perilous roads.

In the air I thought of all the remote places I've been that could be made less remote by Twin Otters, and thought with vertiginous dread of the inevitability of future long-distance journeys on pitted and perilous roads.

But in the 10 months since he was exonerated by DNA testing and released from prison, the most perilous roads in front of him are not the highways he navigates on his rebuilt Harley-Davidson, but the one leading him away from prison and into a bewildering world of smartphones, grandchildren and uncertain new freedoms.

Gazing up the perilous roads at the plucky, high-risk homes perched in the tinderlike hills near the great rift, a visitor feels that this may be a community where desire and imagination automatically take precedence over danger, and even over reality.

At slower speeds on less perilous roads, a lower safety rating won't matter much.

Silencing opinion, no matter how obscene, is the first step on a perilous road.

Choosing to override all of these would be a perilous road to follow.

But – as the NT director general Helen Ghosh, who will launch this policy, recognises – radical farm reform is a perilous road.

While attacking him daily for the high cost of gasoline, both sides are traveling down the same perilous road in their support of nuclear power.

Previously, before the final section was built, the trip lasted twice as long on a narrow, winding and sometimes perilous road.