Sentence examples for a dangerous set from inspiring English sources
"It's not a dangerous set," Mr. Lepage says at one point.
EVEN by Russian standards, this is a dangerous set of circumstances.
"You are an actor on a dangerous set," one former narcotics commander said.
A dangerous set piece in a dangerous position means the attacking side feel the benefit.
He has a dangerous set of backs, although he needs the Will Genia of old at scrum-half, and options in the back row.
But as ludicrous as the plot developments have been this season, Homeland's real crime is that it's peddling a dangerous set of lies about terrorism, American omnipotence and the very nature of international politics.
"You want to be defensive about it because that's your life," Schwartz said, "but you just have to eventually admit the reality that we're in a dangerous setting".
Yet Labour has replaced that missed target by an equally dangerous set of targets for reducing waiting times.
The question is whether this moment of unparalleled prestige for the Palestinian leader will produce concrete results or a new and more dangerous set of risks.
He added that no government had ever put forward "a more retrograde and dangerous" set of proposals for dealing with access to information laws.
It's a potentially dangerous setting because of the unscripted format.
