Sentence examples for Hold danger from inspiring English sources
All of these series seem predicated on the assumption that sedentary TV viewers want to be reassured that for someone, somewhere, life can still hold danger and excitement and conquer-the-elements challenges.
That path, while enticing, could hold dangers, said Andrew B. Whinston.
That such freedom in dance might hold dangers is hinted by the fate of Nijinsky, institutionalised for 30 years.
What Peter Porter called "fictions to be real in" may hold dangers of their own, particularly when, as in myth, past, present and future can be simultaneously to hand in a single scenario.
Still, the effort to remove Mr. Davis -- started early this year by a small group of conservatives and more recently financed by Representative Darrell Issa, a millionaire Republican from San Diego -- could hold dangers for the party.
Of course, I didn't know the word "liminality" at the time, because I didn't learn it until last fall when I took Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, but I knew the concept it describes--a state of being in-between two realms that isn't fully part of either one and holds danger and magic power--from literature and experience.
In a survey of American psychiatrists' views about involuntary treatment, respondents held danger to self or others and grave disability as the primary reasons for involuntary treatment [ 33].
The American way of youth sports holds dangers for girls.
This holds dangers, as entrepreneurs may sell themselves short: imagine if Google's founders had accepted Microsoft's rumoured $1 billion offer a few years ago.
This holds dangers, since a president may buy congressmen's votes for a bad scheme by promising not to veto the pork those congressmen care about.
