Sentence examples for a really dangerous one from inspiring English sources

If your Hornet is so tight that you can't make the last fold properly, then you know you have a really dangerous one on your hands.

Make sure you have some wheels: The prank world is a really dangerous one.

He said that the case was "really dangerous," one person said, and that it was "amazing I got them off".

"I heard it's really dangerous," one said.

THE thing about popular revolts is that the really dangerous ones catch the governing classes completely by surprise.

Supporters of the tradition point out that in the absence of organized fireworks and bonfires, revelers are likely to build unsafe bonfires in their backyards or set off private fireworks recklessly (although tough new fireworks regulations have made it harder to get hold of the really dangerous ones that used to blow people's fingers off).

Libya is a really dangerous place, no one should go there".

"The history of linking your political opponents to Russia is a really dangerous and ugly one in the US.

"This is a really dangerous situation for professional women, one that goes far back," Zuhur explained, adding that these precedents contributed to the fact that executions against both men and women have been carried out since the early days of the IS power grab.

He is a really dangerous striker.

It was a really dangerous place.