Sentence examples for persistent peril from inspiring English sources
We were smitten by Persistent Peril, a digital animation company, and discussed the challenges involved in creating an online Globe playground for younger audiences.
Persistent Peril understood just what was needed, in terms of a child-friendly site, and required little encouragement in taking the lead in developing an identity for the project.
Globe Playground has quickly become the "stickiest" area of our website, and the experience of working with Persistent Peril has encouraged us to develop more ambitious interactive resources for older age groups.
There was a nervousness that a startup might overreach itself and promise more than it could realistically deliver but Persistent Peril's ambitions were grounded and are being achieved.
Persistent Peril's creative team came up with the idea of a theatre troupe of animated animal characters, The Beasts of Shakespeare's Globe, who would greet the children and introduce them to Shakespeare and the theatre.
The laws governing appraisals, taken together with the persistent uncertainty in the housing market, have added perils to the process of getting a house from listing to closing, said Sally Slater, a broker with Prudential Douglas Elliman in Bedford.
I believe it is far better to have Bill Keller's description (May 26) of the peril and possibility of a nuclear attack on the United States than the persistent, color-coded, curiously timed warnings.
Aside from the perils of traveling untrodden paths, Mr. Graf coped with a more persistent bane: nomenclature updates by the hundreds.
If only there were a recent precedent – such as, ooh, I dunno, toxic fall-out from a leader ignoring persistent and detailed claims of a senior colleague's misdemeanours – to offer guidance about the perils of the ostrich position.
A far darker and persistent vision is the child Pretty Poppet, whose every utterance is a stark warning of the perils of the sex trade.
