The figure trudged, or rather sloshed, onwards till the hill resumed and the treacherous sheet of water was left behind.
Les, in his inert, romantic way, imagined her, having in a fit of treacherous weakness confessed their affair to Gregor, being held captive by him.
Scarlett had a sudden treacherous desire to cry out, “But you've been happy, and you and Mother aren't alike,” but she repressed it, fearing that he would box her ears for her impertinence.
Politically, they're unpredictable, and may strike us as treacherous.
The steep, treacherous slopes of Everest leave this only to the most hardy and fearless among us.
We can only wonder what might have induced the artist to place this young woman against a backdrop of subaquatic menace, of ancient meandering rivers and treacherous precipices.
And her treacherous sister Judah saw it.
Australian surf lifesaving clubs were formed in the early 20th century in an effort to help save swimmers who get caught in the sometimes treacherous surf.
"When the President looked anxiously at the public after mentioning treacherous Cuba, waiting for an explosion of applause, he was met by a glacial silence," Castro wrote in the essay.
He next tasked his new apprentice to raze the Jedi Temple before the treacherous Jedi could strike back at them.
Glass is a treacherous thing.
Airplanes occasionally crash into water but rarely in mid-ocean, where the uncharted bottom is dark and can be treacherous even for unmanned diving equipment.
Financial stability is politically a more treacherous mission than price stability, notes David Archer of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), a co-ordinating body for central banks.
To a pilot, the distant nowhere of Tasil Point is a treacherous cone of radio silence, but to an oceanographer like Purcell, there are few better places to be.
She braved the dangers of war to spend time with troops in the treacherous Helmand Province.
And this amazing beach, accessible only by boat or a treacherous climb, is Gray's canvas.
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