Sentence examples for spectacular peril from inspiring English sources
The unfortunate president on his first day of work inherits an economy brought to spectacular peril by a financial ruling group in the U.S. and elsewhere that was thinking … what?! … when it issued mortgages and loans made of wet sponge and recklessly over-leveraged them to boot.
The images, from photographer Tomohiro Ohsumi, capture both the spectacular beauty and constant peril of one of the world's last traditional sulfur mines. .
(Jeannette Catsoulis) ★ 'Gravity' (PG-13, 1 30) Alfonso Cuarón's gripping, spectacular film about astronauts in peril is less a science-fiction story than a lean and simple tale of the struggle to survive.
The third and most spectacular is the finale on the Grand Canal which starts as peril in Venice and concludes as Venice in peril.
This member of the Big Three may be in peril now, but its rise was perhaps the most spectacular manufacturing story the world has seen.
Ending in a spectacular cliffhanger, 'Season Two' left the lives of several main characters in peril.
The Yangon spring Message to Ankara The perils of panflation ReprintsFor the past decade Turkey has enjoyed a spectacular boom, fuelled by equally spectacular foreign borrowing.
Until now, mountaineers drawn by the challenge of climbing some of the world's most spectacular yet forbidding peaks were considered one of the few groups that remained impervious to the perceived perils of visiting Pakistan.
As Bond sprints from peril to pleasure, Mr. Craig and the other players — including an exceptional, wittily venal Javier Bardem, a sleek Ralph Fiennes and a likable Ben Whishaw — turn out to be the most spectacular of Mr. Mendes's special effects.
