Sentence examples for precarious places from inspiring English sources
He wrote to me, "I doubt Watkins was standing behind Muybridge coaching him – especially when Muybridge is standing in precarious places.
Many will have encountered the Channel 4 documentary Don't Look Down, featuring James Kingston, a free-runner turned explorer, who can be seen all over the internet hanging one-handed from construction cranes and doing somersaults in precarious places.
I loved that this black insider comedy made the powerful white people in the room squirm and, even more delicious, made some of the black folks who have carved out precarious places for themselves within racist structures visibly nervous.
In recent years Ms. Roy has established herself as a lyric poet of extreme conditions, an ideal designer for the increasingly precarious places toward which our planet is revolving.
In New York an art organization that commissions public installations has been dispatching a journalist to politically precarious places around the world where she enlists artists and activists — often one and the same — to write for a Web site that can read more like a policy journal than an art portal.
That doesn't mean that those in precarious places can't benefit from being outside familiar places as well.
It was a precarious place to be.
Jackson viewed the world as a precarious place.
Local government in England stands in a precarious place.
The moral high ground is a precarious place to occupy.
He pondered the store's precarious place in the changing city.
