Sentence examples for the perils on from inspiring English sources

Getting Shipshape Gaining weight is one of the perils on the high seas, with the average cruiser said to put on several pounds on a weeklong cruise.

The film also gives an eloquent array of writers, activists and farmers time to enlighten us about the perils on our plates, but not without offering hope for a safer future.

Journalists in Iraq are far too busy with the perils of on-the-ground reporting to sit at screens for hours browsing for terrorist Internet traffic.

Michael Winston is no stranger to the perils of taking on the behemoths of Wall Street either.

To remind people of the perils of picking on any race or religion.

Also, the disruption flash caused by WAFL's relevance is one of the best lessons on the perils of resting on past achievements.

The rise and fall of the Razr has taught Motorola the perils of relying on one hit device.

The perils of sitting on a one-legged stool.

However, the perils of building on top of another's platform – and especially one which notified third-party developers to stop doing so – soon emerged.

Share, D. L. On the Anglocentricities of current reading research and practice: the perils of overreliance on an "outlier" orthography.

Mr. Tommasini's commentary on the perils of new opera reflects on many of the reasons why so many new operas fail.