Sentence examples for sometimes perilous from inspiring English sources

It is not easy to mount relief operations in such difficult and sometimes perilous places.

We put our faith in the expensive and sometimes perilous business of witness.

The meeting was the start of a sometimes perilous five-year, hands-on collaboration.

Previously, before the final section was built, the trip lasted twice as long on a narrow, winding and sometimes perilous road.

Each death forcibly derails the lives of parents and children, partners and siblings, hurtling them into unfamiliar and sometimes perilous territory.

More recently, the Tumblr site The Books They Gave Me has collected autobiographical reminiscences that illustrate the sometimes perilous task of finding the right book for the right reader.

Leaving her truck and friend behind, Sarah paddles off on a swift river, a sometimes perilous-looking voyage that signals her resolve and athleticism (and recklessness: she isn't wearing a helmet), and shifts the movie into a sustained pastoral register.

Last spring, for the third season of VICE on HBO, VICE correspondent Thomas Morton explored the very real possibility of a world without antibiotics, looking at the sometimes-perilous search for as-yet-unknown plants that might contain the keys to a new breed of bacteria-fighting drugs.

What other reviewers think: Kirkus: "Scott has crafted an understated, atmospheric historical novel as well as an artful mystery set in an era of steamer ships and steam trains, when tourism was new and world travel was a glamorous and sometimes-perilous adventure".

Covering the Middle East is grueling work, emotionally taxing, intellectually challenging and sometimes physically perilous.

MORE SWASHBUCKLING Museums this season are publishing swashbuckling conservators' accounts of reviving antiques, sometimes under perilous conditions.