Sentence examples for In present danger from inspiring English sources

You are always in present danger.

His brisk contributions to cold war foreign policy appeared in Present Danger (1979).

While the Democrats are probably in no present danger of losing the White House to oddball and flim-flam Republicans, you might argue that the Democrats are not honing their self-promotion skills, that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, dominating the field and keeping out the riff-raff, mean the Democrats will lose a generation of media DNA.

Mr. Clancy's hero, Jack Ryan, has been played by Alec Baldwin ("The Hunt for Red October" in 1990) and Harrison Ford ("Patriot Games" in 1992 and "Clear and Present Danger" in 1994), but this time the filmmakers have opted to go younger.

He followed "The Hunt for Red October" with "Red Storm Rising" in 1986, "Patriot Games" in 1987, "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" in 1988 and "Clear and Present Danger" in 1989.

By Bill Clinton's presidency, a darker alternative emerged -- the adulterous president in "Absolute Power," for example, or the conspiring president in "Clear and Present Danger".

This, he said, had put them "in clear and present danger".

Last week, Hytner was also at pains to highlight that regional theatres are in "clear and present danger" following the cuts.

In Clear and Present Danger (1994), for example, top CIA official Jack Ryan Harrison Fordd) battles with Colombian drug lords and his own crooked commander in chief, who has caused enormous bloodshed by ordering covert actions in defiance of Congress.

In Clear and Present Danger, Ryan (Ford again) takes on both South American drug cartels and disreputable elements within his own government.

Furthermore, the timing could not possibly be better: These predictions that dramatic reductions of transmission can be achieved in Africa parallels reality on the ground in many countries today, while at the same time, the global financial support base for national control programs is in clear and present danger.