Sentence examples similar to precarious title from inspiring English sources
The soprano Nina Warren, who gave a vocally precarious performance in the title role, has withdrawn from the run because of illness, it was announced.
The poor built on their own without title, often in precarious spots on riverbanks or steep hills.
Nonetheless, one of the roles for which he was most proud was a low-budget assignment: the arduous – and politically precarious – challenge of playing the title role in Jinnah (1998).
In Scotland, testamentary disposition of land remained precarious until the enactment of the Titles to Land Consolidation Act in 1868.
Plummeting sales have put the Independent titles in the most precarious position of all the UK's national newspapers.
But Limelight, as Chaplin's movie of that title muses, can be a precarious place.
Boxing's become a more precarious business but I have every confidence that Carl Frampton will win a world title.
Seattle Coach Sigi Schmid, who led Columbus to a title without a designated player last year, said the margin for error in M.L.S. was precarious.
Conversation is precarious.
They are also precarious.
