Sentence examples for perils from inspiring English sources

The perils of crashing are obvious, but being trapped behind a crash when the road is blocked with bodies and bikes is equally perturbing.

Yes, there are perils.

And another example of the perils of futurology is that the television conferences I attended at the turn of the Millennium all declared with unstoppable confidence that the idea of TV as a shared, communal experience was doomed, as technology permitted viewers to choose what and when they watched.

Sara's diary is a reflection of the perils in the city she lives in – Karachi – where an average of eight people are killed in assassinations and clashes between rival factions every day.

"I really hadn't found anything to replace cricket as a love as a passion as a job," says the former Essex bowler Darren Cousins in one of several videos the PCA has prepared to help players negotiate the psychological perils and pitfalls of a professional career.

Michael Gove, the Tory chief whip, described her as the "most impressive debutante" in the debate, before going on to warn of the perils of a Labour-SNP vote.

While few of the 700 migrants who drowned off the Libyan coast last week originated from Libya itself, this lawless patch of desert is now the chief passageway to the perils of the Mediterranean.

The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald (180 pages): the classic American novel is a must-read both for its mesmerising use of language and for its depiction of love, the jazz age and the perils of the American dream.

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Some good may yet come out of the instability and perils of the last few days".

Five decades of show business have surely taught her the perils of taking oneself too seriously.