Sentence examples for danger lay from inspiring English sources

The danger lay elsewhere.

In this game, as the teams straggling into the room realized, the danger lay in overthinking.

The danger lay in the fact that more or less at the moment that I arrived on the Falls Road, a procession came round the corner.

No such danger lay in wait for us as we kayaked close to the shore, admiring the view of our stilted white bungalow from the water.

Instead of bemoaning the problem, Bloomberg acted as if it were no big deal; indeed, he warned the "naysayers" and "the doom-and-gloom crowd" that the real danger lay in overreacting.

From my experience their danger lay in being just plausible enough to inspire sufficient confidence that the very next sip of wine was all that was required to make one certain of their absolute accuracy.

"Friends with dangerous benefits, and the danger lies in both directions.

The real danger lies in the casting.

The danger lies in the longer run.

The danger lies in its unpredictability.

The danger lies not only within Afghanistan.