Sentence examples for such peril from inspiring English sources

To ignore such peril is foolish.

Would the Heat be in such peril if Bosh had been healthy?

But how can a drink that has shaped our national character be in such peril?

Such peril follows naturally from the first film, "The Matrix," a selling machine on DVD.

But New Zealand is not the only anglophone country facing such peril.

And he went on, "Just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril.

Who was it, then, that introduced "all this talk" of such perils?

Despite such perils, there's plenty of demand for synthetic history these days.

Such perils have been around since the dawn of the Internet, an ideal medium for complex cover-ups.

They are usually written on a named-peril basis covering such perils of transportation as collision, derailment, rising water, tornado, fire, lightning, and windstorm.

In adapting Mr. Irving's recent book "A Widow For One Year," Tod Williams has avoided such perils to a degree that is almost miraculous.