Sentence examples for danger heading from inspiring English sources

The Lakers appeared to be in genuine danger heading into the fourth period.

In a dense network, the phones closest to the epicentre would sense the oncoming shaking and then tell cells further afield of the danger heading their way.

Alexis Rockman has been tackling climate change through his art since 1994, when a paleontologist described the danger heading our way and why he was frightened about it.

He certainly didn't remind Americans that, whatever happened to Flight 253, they stood in far more danger heading out of their driveways behind the wheel or pulling into a bar on the way home for a beer or two.

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By taking that extra second, I have the opportunity to breathe, look, listen and watch out for dangers headed my direction.

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Athens fell so far behind earlier this year that Juan Antonio Samaranch, the president of the International Olympic Committee, said that the Greek city's bid was so troubled by construction delays that it was in danger of heading into a red light "danger zone".

Some of the arts groups building new structures — especially the small, local groups — have tackled this danger head on, using educational programs to build new audiences, and at the same time to reach beyond the usual museum-goers.

The deadpanning of identity may well be the cost for Eshun and McQueen's generation of fitting themselves into the frame of British institutional and cultural life, but both writer and artist appear to be tackling that danger head on.

An extreme-sports journalist who faced danger head-on again and again tragically died on a rugged climb Sunday.