Sentence examples for Impending danger from inspiring English sources

Here, the statute itself contemplates material delay; no impending danger demands immediate action.

Extreme restraint in the face of actual impending danger is indistinguishable from passivity.

Normally, elephants sleep standing up to be alert to impending danger.

Freedictionary.com says the term stands for "marked by surreal distortion and often a sense of impending danger".

The squirrels use these silent screams to warn others of impending danger, the scientists say in the journal Nature.

With 23... Nh7, Mr. Kramnik began to drift, seemingly without a plan and not aware of the impending danger.

The impending danger of a judgment of ouster and dissolution was, we think, the check, and none other contemplated by Congress.

Walkers wearing headphones cannot hear the auditory cues --- horns, shouts or the sound of an approaching car -- that signal impending danger.

Because the magnitude of quake near Acapulco easily exceeded a certain threshold, the computers issued a warning about the impending danger.

Its name, meaning "the dog's leap," is derived from a gorge south of town over which a dog of ancient times carried a message of impending danger.

The embassy's entire staff, sensitive to impending danger, had been safely evacuated hours beforehand, and Yemeni leaders apologized to President Obama for the mayhem.