Be warned, you'll have to
brave the perils
of the tunnel, once again, on your return.
There is also provision for the reinstatement of records lost through the
insured perils.
Perils on the sea?
Perils of war.
We have
survived grave perils
in the past, and we can do so again now.
Soon nothing, not even mighty albion, will be safe from the
deadly peril.
Perils of student life
have a good summer.
On the way he
encounters many perils
which he must overcome including ghouls, a giant walrus and a saber tooth tiger.
In their
mortal peril
the greeks turned to us for succor.
Perils of a unipolar world
in which america is the sole power.
While abroad young napier
escaped some perils
that existed at home.
Most of us, when in some direction we think ourselves to be strong, are in
dire peril
of collapse.
Perils of smoking
( " smoking kills.
This horror story neatly
illustrates the perils
surrounding gifts of second hand computers.
The report says that the government's ability to reach the target on carbon dioxide is ' in
grave peril
' .
Peril of death, not only on your head, but on ours?
Lost in the delta quadrant, the crew of the uss voyager
face the perils
of the long journey back to earth.
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