Sentence examples similar to come across danger from inspiring English sources

Another danger for Democrats is that Gorsuch could come across as less extreme than he is being depicted.

Yet lambasting rival security factions for their incompetence and cronyism, while compacting bigger issues about privacy and democracy, A Good American is in danger of coming across like an NSA internal review.

It's all very well to experiment with something odd like banning yourself from the news or drinking small amounts of your own urine for a month, but longer term there's a danger of coming across like some kind of self-dramatising oddball.

In the structure immediately you identify a pregnant mother you give her information about danger signs before delivery and after delivery you have to follow up to see if she has come across any danger signs and how she is handling it and if there is any problem.

(KCHW2) In the structure immediately you identify a pregnant mother you give her information about danger signs before delivery and after delivery you have to follow up to see if she has come across any danger signs and how she is handling it and if there is any problem.

And that comes across on film.

Laurent Koscielny has to come across to mop up the danger on the edge of the area, stopping Robinho's ball from finding Zlatan Ibrahimovic in front of goal.

"Playing with whatever they come across, children often reach the risk zones, putting their lives in danger.

Any dangers I've come across certainly don't come from the local population.

Pamphlets in plastic boxes throughout the park say there is no danger, though they include numbers to call should you come across a suspicious-looking casing.

It is the first Mets bar that a Mike Piazza fan will come across as he crawls his way east from Cypress Avenue out of the dangers of Yankees land.