Sentence examples for precarious day from inspiring English sources

They are all first-rate and draw us into their world, so that we seem to have lived through Albee's long night's journey into a precarious day.

They dare each other to hop on a bus and, without consulting anyone, head off for a long, precarious day at the beach, during which both are forced, in different ways, to grapple with maturity.

What we found were people living precarious, makeshift day-to-day lives, many of whom eked out a living in the burgeoning drug economy.

They've hitched their solid gold cart to his horse, and the ride seems to get more precarious every day.

MONTCOAL, W.Va. — Rescue workers began the precarious task Tuesday of removing explosive methane gas from the coal mine where at least 25 miners died the day before.

But the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers also find themselves in the same precarious position Sunday, nudged to the edge of playoff extinction in the second round.

For starters, the terrain is precarious – by Wednesday evening a member of the lighting crew had already broken his arm falling down a hole.

But perhaps because its existence isn't as novel or precarious — this Sunday will be the final concert at McCarren, which is set to be renovated as an actual public swimming pool — Warm Up doesn't quite get the ink or respect it deserves.

Mr. Djindjic said he had learned from the mistakes made when the police forces bungled the arrest of Mr. Milosevic at the end of March; a precarious two-day standoff ensued at his home after the police encountered opposition from the army and armed supporters of the former president.

Life is precarious these days for the Red Sox, who began Saturday in third place in the American League East, six and a half games out of first.

With the situation in that country growing more precarious by the day, those attending this meeting must also think big. Henry Kissinger already is.