| But this time, holding $1 trillion in u.S. Treasury bonds, The chinese could imperil the u.S. Economy | |
| Don't imperil yourself for a stranger whom perhaps you dislike. | |
| Four hags in palatial palaces of guilt imperil the virtue of every innocent girl. | |
| Gloria, please... why imperil our friendship with these loathsome abbreviations. | |
| He's asking us to imperil British trade and encourage our French enemy. | |
| But this time, holding $1 trillion in u.S. Treasury bonds, The chinese could imperil the u.S. Economy | |
| Don't imperil yourself for a stranger whom perhaps you dislike. | |
| Four hags in palatial palaces of guilt imperil the virtue of every innocent girl. | |
| Gloria, please... why imperil our friendship with these loathsome abbreviations. | |
| He's asking us to imperil British trade and encourage our French enemy. | |
| "the fall of china imperils the United States." | |
| My treatment imperils my health. | |
| The very existence of this project imperils a truce. | |
| The very idea of a truce... imperils every Sebacean. | |
| "the fall of china imperils the United States." | |
| My treatment imperils my health. | |
| The very existence of this project imperils a truce. | |
| The very idea of a truce... imperils every Sebacean. | |
| - "Should be imperilled." - "Should be imperilled. | |
| It pains me greatly that a man who has, in the pursuit of justice, changed the law, and in so doing, changed a nation for the better, should find his livelihood imperilled by an action as flimsy and unfounded as this. | |
| It would be ill if the life of such a one became imperilled. | |
| The future of my kingdom is imperilled. | |
| The world today is imperilled by nuclear anarchy. | |
| Calling my command into question, imperilling my standing with the senate. | |
| - "Should be imperilled." - "Should be imperilled. | |
| It pains me greatly that a man who has, in the pursuit of justice, changed the law, and in so doing, changed a nation for the better, should find his livelihood imperilled by an action as flimsy and unfounded as this. | |
| It would be ill if the life of such a one became imperilled. | |
| The future of my kingdom is imperilled. | |
| The world today is imperilled by nuclear anarchy. | |
| Calling my command into question, imperilling my standing with the senate. | |
