Sentence examples for danger free from inspiring English sources

Once the flowers are declared danger free, the van is locked and not opened again until the delivery is safely inside the protected security bubble of the proper sports site.

Danger Free Downloads describes the "tagging" feature whereby Safari, iChat, and mail users are alerted if they're about to open a downloaded application, and even checks an application's digital signature, where available.

The net is a danger free zone for non-art audiences to explore new weird forms.

It failed to capture the dangers free speech would have faced if regulators had agreed with Google's critics.

It's not exactly a danger-free zone for the jungle residents, either.

"We're not in a safe, danger-free zone right now," Edwards said.

War is no trivial pursuit, and Mr. Klima risks reducing a flesh-and-blood conflict to a danger-free diversion.

Mumbai is a relatively danger-free city for women to run in, says Shah. "When I run, I am with myself and it helps me to unwind," she adds.

Adaptable to any faraway crisis, it's an approach that could revolutionise foreign reporting in the age of austerity: as well as being speedy and danger-free, it would cost almost nothing, though return taxi or tube fare might be needed to get Urban to embassies in distant Mayfair and Kensington.

Colette's novel is a short and apparently simple chronicle of a love affair between a 49-year-old courtesan, Léa de Lonval (Ms. Pfeiffer), and a handsome, vain and rather frivolous young man named Frederick Peloux Rupert Friendd), whom she prefers to call Chéri: the erratic course of their explicitly casual and seemingly danger-free liaison is pretty much the whole story.

Benefits of simulation training include the opportunity to learn and practice in a safe environment without risks to the student or patient and the ability for instructors to provide feedback in a reduced stress and danger-free environment [15],[19]-[21] ,[19]-[21]