Sentence examples for pretty perilous from inspiring English sources
Today, folk take Bromptons for granted and think they've been around for ever, but it was a pretty perilous journey into existence.
That said, conditions do change and forward guidance is a pretty perilous thing to do, given the volatility in markets and the microscopic examination of anything the governor says or does.
"I think that clubs generally are in a pretty perilous position - their cash flow is quite tight and being very carefully managed".
Along this pretty but perilous stretch of the Rhine, the accident -- which injured 41 people, 3 seriously -- has dominated the dockside chatter among river pilots like Mr. Fendel.
He also returns far too frequently to the ideas that Australia is big, empty, hot, perilous, mysterious and pretty darn wonderful.
But then the food starts to come out on its long, perilous journey from the kitchen, and it seems to be pretty good.
But everything tends to look too pretty here — the scenery, sets and costumes included, especially for the rougher byways and more perilous interludes, like the Benzedrine nights that feel more opiated than hopped up.
These are perilous times.
