Sentence examples for danger enter from inspiring English sources

My room is on the first floor, past her son's (Danger! Enter at your peril, says a sign).

"At this point, F.B.I. agents, fearing the child was in imminent danger, entered the bunker and rescued the child".

The United States seemed in danger of entering a wage price exchange rate spiral.

'Doing a Botica' is in danger of entering rugby's lexicon for years to come.

Ignoring the danger, she enters the house again and again, bringing out bodies, in hopes that someone might have survived.

New Yorkers, forced to give up on outdoor exercise, are in danger of entering the fall looking pudgy and pale.

While the endgame may be apparent, one has to wonder whether the wireless industry is in danger of entering the fog of deal-making.

Italy's economy, like those of many of its neighbors, is shrinking, putting it in danger of entering a deflationary cycle that might be genuinely crippling.

As Lessig remarks, it seems as if every time Mickey is in danger of entering the public domain copyright terms get longer.

The Senate sergeant-at-arms made Mr. Breaux sign a waiver saying he understood the potential danger in entering the building.

Pilots will be able to "make informed decisions regarding actions or diversions, without putting themselves and the aircraft in danger by entering the passenger cabin," he said.