Examples of using Perils in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The perils of being in charge.
Great lesson on the perils of drinking.
Perils of being an early adopter.
Therefore do not take lightly the perils of war.".
The perils of the tenure committee?
And I learned a valuable lesson about the perils of gambling.
The perils of the undiscovered songwriting duo.
He that forecasts all perils will never sail the seas.
Only a fool covets power without appreciating its delicate uses… orfearing its inherent perils.
And you need to know the perils of what you're doing.
Still, the perils of waiting too long are evident in Italy, which in January announced a proposal to help banks sell their bad loans.
You will be able to steer it through the perils of village politics.
You may hear more often about the perils of altitude sickness, but it turns out that heading to new heights may be a good move.
Harry spent the day there learning the perils of drugs and alcohol.
But other perils await them as they join the clouds of eggs and larvae and tiny fish that drift through the surface waters of the open ocean.
They're a good way to understand the perils of the deductive approach.
The Israeli presence in the Golan Heights, which overlook southern Syria,is tantamount to a friendly aircraft carrier floating in a sea of perils to the Western world.
Nobody understands the perils of time-travel artifacts like I do.
We don't know, and then, in our minds we create perils that do not truly exist.”.
Keeping in mind the perils of sustained weightlessness, if there's ever going to be a manned mission to Mars, simulated gravity would be indispensable to participant health.
The happiest youth, viewing his progress through, What perils past, what crosses to ensue.
Therefore they have come into great perils and many necessities, as these dreams declare.
Together, we know how to resist perils- above all, the peril of indifference.
Indeed, great and different perils do await all three protagonists on their way.
There are also an endless number of perils to avoid, many of which you never see play out on television.
Let me thank you ahead of time for guarding us all from the perils beyond the Wall- wildlings and white walkers and whatnot.
I suppose this is going to earn me a lecture on the perils of upsetting the timeline by introducing futuristic medicine to the 19th century.