Sentence examples for was a peril from inspiring English sources

This was a peril of mixing fiction and criticism that I hadn't been warned about: the monstrous, steroidal, crippling expansion of the critic within.

Netanyahu, continued Yassin's return Who's a peril to whom?

"There is a peril of engaging in brinkmanship from all sides".

But keeping ready-made eggnog close at hand is a peril for me.

As we all remember, being split up from your best mate is a peril of adolescence.

The problem was, once she separated from the children and began to work, bathroom breaks were a peril.

Many agree that the long-lived chemicals are a peril, while others say they are relatively benign.

But there's a peril in that, as is now obvious, when one year it's the farthest thing from just a ritual.

It's a peril of the way I've structured my life that I will spend nearly every afternoon and early evening simultaneously engaged in parenthood and career.

His zeal is worse than nuts; it's a peril to life and limb," the Daily News said in an editorial on the NRA press conference.

That's one of the perils of parody – becoming what you were just pretending to be at first – but it's a peril that the Onion has dodged with amazing success in its first 25 years.