Sentence examples for treacherous things from inspiring English sources
They are treacherous things".
Sample sizes and the choice of texts can be treacherous things.
"Beautiful things were sometimes mixed up with treacherous things," he writes.
These interviews, which Dwight Garner has rightly called "about as canonical, in our literary universe, as spoken words can be," are treacherous things for an aspiring writer.
"Fatigue is a treacherous thing.
God made snakes, slugs, snails and other creepy-crawly, treacherous, and poisonous things.
The English language can be a treacherous and slippery thing, with some entirely innocuous words changing their character as they cross the Atlantic.
Other people contend that this remains treacherous territory and that things could get considerably worse.
To master Mr. Carter's treacherous rhythms is one thing; to play them in tandem with three other musicians, and form a whole that is greater than the potentially cacophonous sum of their parts, requires absolute dedication.
The only thing more treacherous than the backpack-wearers are glasses and bottles negligently left on the dance floor.
We're not sure if he typed this on his phone while wearing LED rave gloves, or just is cursed with treacherous spelling, but one thing's for sure: Diplo doesn't give two hoots and a holler about writing in full sentences, and he can't spell for shit. .
