Sentence examples for awfully dangerous from inspiring English sources

Rick Dutrow has said all week that Big Brown is going to be awfully dangerous if left on the lead alone.

An earlier Christie novel, the Man in a Brown Suit, from 1924, contains a hilarious discussion of taking photos out of a train window: "It must be some curve if you can photograph the front part of the train from the back, it will look awfully dangerous".

In the end, this could be an awfully dangerous game the White House is playing.

Like I said, they're rules of the road and it would be awfully dangerous to drive down a road where motorists didn't agree to follow conventions.

"For the most dangerous game, that was awfully easy".

Well, a little is awfully nice, a lot can be dangerous.

Lovely though Sin City, which gives joint-director status to Miller and Robert Rodriguez, looks, two hours of cheap crooks, gaudy patter, dangerous dames, gunfire, torture and comically macho 40s attitudes gets awfully repetitive.

If it's a dangerous activity, for example, it's going to need an awfully high amount of benefits in the end to be worth it.

"I think that sounds like an awfully high estimate," said Patterson, adding that this isn't the first attempt to discredit protesters by calling them "dirty and dangerous".

Awfully wrong".

Awfully quick.