Sentence examples for physically perilous from inspiring English sources
Yow's lyrics are peopled by drunks who hit one another, annoying "mouth breathers," seasick guys who can't swim, and others in physically perilous situations.
For Robert, the beginning is the least physically perilous part of a climb but the most crucial to its success or failure.
Once they do, the good guys are in the familiar, physically perilous but morally gratifying position of being outmanned and outgunned with the cavalry nowhere in sight.
During the four-week case the high court has often struggled to understand 1990s Russia – a lawless, physically perilous place which Abramovich's star barrister, Jonathan Sumption QC, likened to "14th-century England".
Even the Italian corps of flag-throwers, while hardly the most physically perilous of acts, won my admiration for the grace and skill with which they fling their batons aloft, creating dizzying patterns that suggest swarms of butterflies moving with the grace of champion synchronized swimmers.
For the 16 two-man (the searchers are all male) teams, the work is physically exhausting, perilous – several have been struck by falling rocks – and psychologically draining.
And even more than when I saw her in London last year, Ms. Bennett locates, both physically and emotionally, that perilous, bipolar energy that so often animates great performers.
Their suffering is all the more acute because the often perilous journeys they undertook to get to France were physically arduous and emotionally fraught".
These are perilous times.
