As we pushed out into the current and headed for white water, we anticipated danger and excitement.
But we also have the ability to use our reasoning capacity to look ahead and anticipate dangers and organize preëmptive responses.
Alone among the many U.S. intelligence outfits (the number has grown to 16 or 17 depending on how you count) the C.I.A. has the job of supplying the president with the deep strategic intelligence that anticipates dangers and shapes American policy.
Worry not only helps us anticipate dangers, but it also helps us solve problems.
We need fear to anticipate dangers, anger to defend ourselves, disgust to avoid contamination, joy to be able to experience pleasure, and sadness to face loss.
They can weave through tight traffic and anticipate danger, gauge distance, direction, pace, and momentum.
It can lead to a constant sense of being on alert, anticipating danger and feeling unsafe.
Strong in the tackle and adept at anticipating danger, the defensive midfielder is also a clever passer and mover, able to relieve pressure and start attacks.
Both also possess a turn of pace and the ability to anticipate danger, which has seen them stifle numerous opposition attacks during the group stage.
The spectator had only to see space in front of Thierry Henry to anticipate danger, although he was leaving his own penalty area rather than entering the opposition's.
But it's his intuitive understanding of the physical world of traction and flammability and blast radii that makes him so good at anticipating danger – and such entrancing, educational company.
