"Our position is very perilous.
Things published online are "very perilous from a historian's perspective," Mr. Baldwin said, adding, "You can get lots of bits and pieces, but you can't assemble a zeitgeist the way you can from mass-market magazines and newspapers of an era".
"What they realize is the situation in Iraq is very, very perilous, their justification for war has not materialized, and that people are concerned," said Senator Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat on the Armed Services Committee.
Hytner also added that theatre more generally was entering "very perilous times, particularly outside London where individual and corporate giving has yet to make anything like the kind of impact that it has in the capital".
"That's a very perilous situation to be in".
"The situation there is very fraught and perilous," Spees said.
This is a very perilous path to take with the next general election just months away".
I think to ask the president of the United States – having set that red line, having made that warning – to step away from it, I think that would be a very perilous suggestion to make.
"Reviewing/being reviewed is a very perilous business for scientists even under the present system.
The bond between Snowy and Tintin is very deep, as they have saved each other from perilous situations many times.
