Sentence examples for be a threat when from inspiring English sources

As for danger, it's not possible to be a threat when you call everyone "me duck" in a camp accent.

The hosts showed they could still be a threat when Dortmund keeper Roman Weidenfeller had to be quick off his line to get to the ball ahead of Saviola.

Froome said he did not did feel that the young Briton Adam Yates, who lies third overall, would be a threat when the race hits the Alps later this week.

"I'm tired physically and emotionally," he wrote, questioning the "nasty hateful looks" he received as a police officer and the way some people considered him to be a "threat" when he was not in uniform.

He said at the time: "I wish I could have been a threat when I was an MP but I was completely powerless.

And, because they are given vaginally, relatively big doses can be used without toxicity, which is a threat when the drugs are taken by mouth.

He can head it, he is strong, he is a threat when the ball is crossed into the box, getting his barnet or his foot on the end of it.

It's a threat when the chief credentials of a candidate are even minimally eroded; Mr. Romney can ask Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who was smeared on his Vietnam War record while running for president in 2004.

In common with the majority of his neighbours, Terry still didn't accept there was a threat when he saw two plumes in the distant north at around 5.30pm.

On the other hand, it is a threat when cyber-thieves and convicts steal our credit card numbers and other vital information.

"But you see young Jonjo at 20 years of age playing the number nine role in a different way - dropping into midfield and combining with the midfield players to make the fourth man, being a threat when he is in around the box, showing great feet and I thought he was outstanding today the kid".