Sentence examples for common jeopardy from inspiring English sources

I live a common Jeopardy! nightmare in my semifinal I see a bunch of clues that I recognize, hit my buzzer and…nothing happens.

Which would give it an awful lot in common with a "Jeopardy!" champion.

The category would be potent potables, a common one on Jeopardy, but one we somehow had never done.

However, those who accept this claim may deny that this puts into jeopardy the common sense idea that when we do succeed in perceiving the world we usually do acquire non-inferential, world-directed, perceptual knowledge.

This crisis led to nationwide riots and demonstrations, and Walpole's House-of-Commons majority seemed in jeopardy.

Conflict, jeopardy, etc., usual stuff".

The common ingredients are repetition, a bit of jeopardy, possibly loss or confusion, followed by a sense of rescue, unity or comfort.

His brand of Jeopardy fame is based on a common perception about the show: the person with the most trivial knowledge will win.

Gordon Brown today warned that the survival of the United Kingdom was in jeopardy as he delivered his final Commons speech in a 32-year career as an MP.

As I've said previously, cashiers and retail salespersons occupy the most common job in America, with 7.8 million Americans potentially in jeopardy of losing a job to automation down the road.

He analyzed the common traits of the ten most successful movies of all time: an average person in extraordinary jeopardy was a major trope.