Significados de perpetual menace en inglés

The Northmen were a perpetual menace and scourge to England and Scotland.

Missionaries constitute, in truth, a perpetual menace to the national peace.

To maintain its existence against perpetual menace required the exertion of perpetual skill.

For to them, her life was a perpetual menace.

The resources of the kingdom are expended in standing armies; and these are a perpetual menace.

The size and character of the slave population eventually became a perpetual menace to the State.

He eyed the trio with his perpetual menace of a grin on his broad red face.

It was surely to deliver himself from this perpetual menace that the count killed his wife.

So you see, Nadine, alive and in safety, was a perpetual menace to the German plans.

All moderate men, and many pronounced Unionists, were becoming uneasy under the perpetual menace of trouble.

His presence here is a perpetual menace.

We may think what we will of Cherbourg, England views it in the light of a perpetual menace.

To eastward the peak broke away sheer, beetling in a perpetual menace to the valleys and the lower hills.

The power of the grandees, that last remnant of feudalism, and a perpetual menace to monarchy, was swept away.

From time immemorial almost, it might be said that Scotland had been a perpetual menace to her southern neighbour.

The standing army of Chandernagor hovers over peaceful India, a perpetual menace to the free and liberal government established by England.