Sentence examples for danger holds from inspiring English sources

The sabre-toothed blenny, however, when confronted with danger holds the body stiffly without wriggling, allowing the hindquarters to sink somewhat, and advances solely by the use of the pectoral fins, in the manner common to wrasses.

The film's symbolic dimension, regarding a director (someone, after all, who frames images) who is propelled out of his usual orbit and into danger, held an irony.

"We've educated families about the danger, holding community education seminars, and encouraging them to use the safer alternative water sources  provided by UNICEF".

Sgt. Koba Oshkhereli, looking out of the dusty gate of Forward Operating Base Delta at the trash-strewn streets of Kut and all the danger it holds, put it this way: "The bear was sleeping.

"Coercive control and the dynamics behind it are included in the mandatory safeguarding training delivered to all frontline emergency medical services staff in Wales, and we do understand the danger it holds – we'd be looking out for someone who insists on speaking on another person's behalf, for example.

In a standard case of basic deviance (Davidson 1973), a climber intends to rid himself of the weight and danger of holding another man on a rope by loosening his grip.

"There is only one way now to stop the danger -- hold early elections," said the Likud leader, Ariel Sharon.

Overview of Cape Horn, including a discussion of the dangers it holds for passing vessels.

But there is always a hint of danger, barely held at bay.

When we were told that his life was in danger we held back from reporting it.

At the point of greatest danger, Saracens held firm, even though nine minutes from time Burger became the third player to be sent to the sin-bin.