Sentence examples for perilous section from inspiring English sources

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.

There are shots of the killer whales, seals and penguins that the Terra Nova encountered en route to Antarctica, and footage of the last, perilous section of the ship's journey, from New Zealand to the Antarctic, when the Terra Nova was forced to break through 400 miles of ice and was assailed by gales that blew stores and animals overboard.

"You see that area up there," said Jon Kelly, my guide, as he pointed to a perilous section of rock where it looked as if someone had spray-painted the cliff yellow.

It only takes a few hours to drive, but for migrants trying to reach the United States, it is one of the most perilous sections of the overland route.

Small wonder that western donors love Uganda.In this section A perilous peace deal A long-standing leader's mixed legacy What's in a name?

The Kurds, in particular, will bellyache if he does.In this section A perilous peace deal A long-standing leader's mixed legacy What's in a name?

Mr Gbagbo said he was happy with the rebels' apparent commitment to disarm (although they have missed previous deadlines for disarming, and are already back-pedalling from this commitment).In this section A perilous peace deal A long-standing leader's mixed legacy What's in a name?

Mr Bizos told Business Day, a South African newspaper, that such permission was withdrawn 18 months ago, but Mr Ayob continued to sell the pictures.In this section A perilous peace deal A long-standing leader's mixed legacy What's in a name?

For most people at the top of the public sector, this is a perilous time.In this section Pulled hither and thither Just more of the same?

Using the banana plantations around Gisenyi as cover, they launch attacks on government troops and on local officials, often attacking in 100-strong gangs, shouting, throwing stones, beating drums and blowing whistles.In this section Albright's perilous debut Freedom's follies Preserving values Too familiar No parley Phew, the ozone layer may be saved ReprintsThe army strikes back.

"We must make them shed the dream of ever having influence in Iran".In this section Albright's perilous debut Freedom's follies Preserving values Too familiar No parley Phew, the ozone layer may be saved ReprintsMilitants are on the offensive to pre-empt any move to normalise relations.