Sentence examples similar to burning danger from inspiring English sources

Still, the conclusion that presenter Jolyon Jenkins gets to, that instead of a slow-burning danger, the game encourages social interaction among the shy, is a surprisingly positive one.

The good news is that below a certain size, depending on what they're made of, some near-Earth asteroids don't pose any danger, burning up as they pass through the atmosphere.

Neymar is in danger of burning out before breaking out.

The house trailer was in danger of burning down.

ARE we in danger of burning out on Judson Dance Theater?

Taking more hydrocarbons out of the ground and burning them increases the danger of climate change.

It was a heavily loaded word, denoting not just musical rigour but burning ambition and political danger.

If everybody on the street is insuring one guy's house, it may be because they think his house is in danger of burning down.

The only thing that prevents greed is a guaranteed danger of burning your fingers to the knuckle if you go too far.

There is, however, a relatively large amount of current sourced to the three motors which required that we use proper circuitry capable of providing that current with no danger of burning themselves, the microcontroller, or the user, of course.

It'd be fair to say that Warner's meeting with Woodhill in Sydney in early October 2013 was the turning point in a nascent Test career that was in danger of burning out like a passing meteor.