A. hunger-striker (also played by Fassbender), was imperilled by the coolness of its own gaze.
How ironic, then, that the experiment's future could be imperilled by its present success.
Larger amounts are imperilled, as donors grow tired of seeing so much of their money wasted.
The latest imperilled work is the landmark Five Pointz, in Queens, New York.
Nevada's unemployment rate, the highest in the country, has imperilled Harry Reid, the Democrats' majority leader in the Senate.
At present nearly two-thirds of Novell's sales come from its imperilled Netware franchise.
America after 1945 realised that its own growth would be imperilled if it did not redistribute massively to Europe.
To charges that Ataturk was a dictator, he suggests that introducing democracy early on might have imperilled the republic's survival.
Her mother would have been horrified to find her there, imperilled on the roof, as she had been in the old days.
Where your metropolitan interloper is right is that north Staffordshire needs to gain from the high-speed project, rather than have its Manchester-London service imperilled.
"We are very worried that, in a general sense, the wrongdoing that has been identified has imperilled its licence to operate" said the investor.
Fortescue had many times denied having had similar conversations with Chinese companies, even as it became increasingly clear that without a deal, it was imperilled.
Other countries with no involvement in Iraq could be imperilled.
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