Sentence examples for without peril of from inspiring English sources

In this stroke the sawyer could exert the most force without peril of buckling the saw.

Areas of poor quality land could not support the weight of horses desired by Henry VIII, and were exempted because of "their rottenness... [They] are not able to breed beare and bring forth such great breeds of [stallions] as by the statute of 32 Henry VIII is expressed, without peril of miring and perishing of them".

Xenakis's achievement was to find a primitivism that was all his own, and that led to works of vigor and diversity without peril to his freshness.

But revisiting these issues is not without peril for Democrats.

The road to the altar has not been without peril — all sorts of wedding planning issues have peppered episodes leading up to the second of a two-part finale, including patriarch Jay Ed O'Neilll) having to face his unexpected residual homophobia.

Piloting during wartime is rarely without peril, but as citizens of the German Reich their missions were doubly dangerous: capture by the enemy could mean not incarceration as a prisoner of war but immediate execution as a traitor.

While charter schools are popular, the closing of the New Jersey school shows that they are not without peril.

Ms. Munson is drawn by the fact that more instructors have taken indoor cycling back to its roots, when it was a workout for determined cyclists who wanted to train without the perils of outdoor riding.

Instead, the focus should be on designing a monetary system to provide what society needs (financial liquidity), without the perils of debt.

Playmaking without peril is like the Stones without Charlie Watts.

Investing in China is not without peril.