Sentence examples for perilous streets from inspiring English sources
The decisions of her elders help Sierra discover her own power and the family history that's followed her into the perilous streets of Bed-Stuy.
But during a score of interviews on the perilous streets of the capital on Monday evening it became apparent that the main draw was the inexorable rush that came from lighting the fuse, stepping back and assuming a crouching position more commonly associated with incoming mortar fire.
[Note to the reader: I, like Neil, live and work in Manhattan, and I can assure you that I am quite adept at crossing the perilous streets of the metropolis.].
Standing on the flatbed of a truck, one hand clutching a friend for balance, the other grasping my camera, I rode behind Leon and his Swiss trainer as they embarked on the perilous streets of the city, their bodies just inches from the ground.
At the battle's most intense moments, mortar rounds were fired and snipers rendered some of the city's streets perilous.
Just as perilous is Market Street Sweets up the road, with its lip-smacking pralines, peanut brittle and bear-claw caramels.
De Brome bought two properties in 1324, Tackley's Hall, on the south side of the High Street and Perilous Hall, on the north side of Broad Street, and as an investment, he purchased the advowson of a church in Aberford.
Opponents' admonitions of overstuffed streets and perilous pedaling will prove either prescient or exaggerated.
Bricks, slate tiles, and glass flying through the air made walking in the streets as perilous as crossing a battlefield.
The era of the mobile gadget is making mobility that much more perilous, particularly on crowded streets and in downtown areas where multiple multitaskers veer and swerve and walk to the beat of their own devices.
As their fortunes become ever more dire and the family assembles for a perilous trek through the streets of lawless New York, she's held at the end of a leash.
