Sentence examples for danger growing from inspiring English sources

"There is the walk that glides, like that of a bullfighter who slowly approaches his adversary, the presence of danger growing with each new step, his body arched outrageously, hypnotized".

Experts on risk assessment say a short-term danger grows as time passes.

And as the reconciliation conference fails to take off in earnest, the danger grows that Mogadishu will soon slide back into anarchy.

Eventually, as the danger grew, the city handed over patrol duties to the Border Patrol, which has installed underground cameras and motion detectors.

Whereas just a short time ago we had hoped, to quote the German poet Hölderlin, that "Where there is danger, salvation grows too", now a new counter-reality is appearing on the horizon: where there is salvation, danger grows too.

The threat to Cavendish did not seem obvious, because the time gaps looked manageable, but the danger grew as more riders infiltrated this group.

As fire danger grows, some homeowners are seeing coverage dropped.

And I would say that danger grows the more time you're on the bench.

But as the electorate starts paying attention, the danger grows that their agenda will actually be understood.

The danger grows, subtly, insidiously, through each successive image, but you'll also notice, if you look closely, moments of enormous tenderness and vulnerability between the man and woman.

As the dangers grow more familiar, the urgency fades.