Sentence examples for present perils from inspiring English sources

But having come to that crossroads, the museum faces choices that present perils.

Maqroll is in midlife; his consciousness is a web of past adventures, of old loves and tortuously failed enterprises, and his dreams figure as importantly as his present perils.

The designers and owners of the plant obviously did not cause the earthquake and tsunami that have created the present peril.

Sure, dark wizards can present peril for Muggles and No-Majs, but most from the latter camp don't even attempt to understand the sorcerers they mistreat.

His advice runs the gamut from the fairly obvious ("be a model citizen," "stay vigilant to ever-present perils" and "fix it right the first time") to the sophisticated.

And while longevity is celebrated, the lifer head coach presents perils as well.

It presents perils that go beyond the dire political consequences for the Congress Party, which governs Karnataka, should harm befall Mr. Rajkumar.

A Man for All Seasons (1966), from Robert Bolt's acclaimed play about the trials of Sir Thomas More and adapted by Bolt himself, presented perils of its own, but Zinnemann navigated them with great skill, creating another masterwork.

Left-wing beatniks like Allen Ginsberg condemned the money-mad "Moloch whose mind is pure machinery," while conservative stuffed shirts like Henry Cabot Lodge warned that "the adoration of money is an ever-present peril".

The court analysis was quite specific, asking which West Bank hill could present particular perils to nearby Israeli residents and how much land was required to forestall an attack.

Talk of resurrecting the delegation meetings started in January as the 107th Congress embarked on a session that presented great perils for Northeastern states, among them majorities in both chambers that are dominated by Southern and Midwestern Republicans.