Sentence examples for so perilous from inspiring English sources
But drawing the right conclusions about why Dominican roads are so perilous will be critical.
And walking past Sullivan Street Bakery will prove not nearly so perilous.
But so perilous is their position that some bold experiments are under way.
Unofficially, we can probably agree that things aren't so simple – or so perilous.
It was so perilous before the start that Torre would not guarantee Cone's next start.
Livelihoods are so perilous in Katine that few families can easily support an unproductive member.
A sinking ship Reprints Related items Immigration policy: More marches, a growing backlashMay 4th 2006 France and immigration: Let the skilled comeMay 4th 2006 Immigration: Not criminal, just hopefulApr 12th 2006The situation is so clearly perilous to the American economy that Congress seems likely to do something about it, if and when it finally passes an immigration bill.
So begins a perilous odyssey, where villains are dispatched and inner ghosts confronted, before a satisfying resolution.
It sounds like a cliché if the facts of the circumstances weren't so real, and perilous.
The country is in a state of war so it's perilous for those who want to go to Cabinda".
More recently, Mr. Romney has made a point of sticking by some of his positions, even when doing so is politically perilous.
