Sentence examples for perils encountered from inspiring English sources

Thus, on some Egyptian coffins of the 11th dynasty, a plan of the "Two Ways" to the underworld was painted, and from the New Kingdom period (c. 1567 1085 bc), copies of the Book of the Dead, containing spells for dealing with perils encountered en route, were placed in the tombs.

They're right, but what do they know about his post-war perils: encounters with sea monsters with six heads and 12 arms, one-eyed earth monsters who eat people and gods, goddesses and lesser divinities?

It does not preclude the need to see the big picture, or the whole patient, and devise commensurate solutions to the problems, threats, and perils we encounter there.

In the disease-scarred bones of a Homo erectus from Turkey, scientists have found evidence of a peril that human ancestors encountered in their migrations out of Africa: tuberculosis.

The courageous man steadily encounters perils to which he may be keenly sensitive at the call of duty.

Evoking epic themes, the novel follows the rabbits as they escape the destruction of their warren and seek a place to establish a new home, encountering perils and temptations along the way.

As is the custom in such locked-room whodunits, everyone is a suspect; but because they're members of the SS, Bernie faces more perils than Hercule Poirot might have encountered.

He called on the European Union to halt overcrowded boats leaving Northern Africa and come to the aid of those who encounter peril when they do manage to set off.

England encountered more reminders of the perils of an India tour as they laboured for their wickets against Haryana.

In Syria, Kassig told me, he had recently encountered new levels of danger and unpredictability, and he acknowledged that the perils of travelling there were mounting.

Competitors are afforded a chance to make birdies, while aware of the perils they will inevitably encounter in the event of bad shots.