Sentence examples for that peril from inspiring English sources

Even if that peril is avoided, the long-term future of Taiwan matters much more to Beijing than Washington.

The employees have emotional pasts, or, in the case of Paula, a bad back, which means she finds it hard to work past midnight (there's that peril again).

That peril takes the shape of a teenager as bent as a kinked pipe cleaner and wearing a smile so disarming it could slay an army of thousands.

But if you are alert to that peril and if your school does not prohibit freelance work, then go to it.

Not only will the focus now be on the New York meeting to ratify the SDGs but, in December, a UN climate conference will be looking for action and commitments to combat that peril too by reducing carbon emissions.

With that peril removed, and the house once again under contract, Ms. Raab expects the commission to designate No. 314 a landmark on Tuesday, 32 years after its twin was so designated.

Jesus Christ, that is peril of the very first order.

The Americans wanted to avoid that same peril next month in Trinidad.

Why, in a time of ­economic turmoil, put that in peril?

Revelations of ministerial exchanges, as well as "any differences of opinion" would put that in peril.

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus that is peril to human health, responsible to cause AIDS, an immunodeficiency syndrome.