Sentence examples for back in danger of from inspiring English sources

The deduction had put the Millers back in danger of being relegated from the Championship but Tuesday's win over Reading secured their survival.

Since then Ardley's side have picked up two points from a possible 15 to put them back in danger of dropping back into non-league.

Human rights groups say that some Tamils who were sent back are in danger of being tortured because of their alleged links to separatist rebels.

Zak Hardaker, the Leeds and England full-back, is in danger of a lengthy suspension after the Rugby Football League set up an investigation into an allegation that he called James Child, the referee for last Friday's Super League defeat at Warrington, a "fucking fag".

He embarked for Cuba on a steamer carrying arms smugglers, but the ship sank, and, for thirty hours, he and three other men took turns rowing a dinghy back to land, in danger of capsizing whenever they swapped places.

Both it and the UK have insisted that those being sent back are not in danger of being mistreated.

Andrew Jackson himself, before he escaped through a back door, was in danger of being crushed to death by his own admirers.

If Cheika is trying to lull Lancaster into a false sense of security regarding the current form of his half-backs he is in danger of succeeding.

Keep your back straight, or you're in danger of buckling your back and injure yourself.

All aid is distorted by politics at both ends, he says, citing the example of Mauritania several years back, when aid was in danger of being cut off.

And increasingly, he worries that South Florida is drifting back into bubble territory, in danger of another collapse that could hurt homeowners and investors alike.