Sentence examples for danger making from inspiring English sources

I feel that refuge services are particularly hit, because they offer sanctuary to residents from other boroughs, away from an area where they are in danger – making them an easier target for cuts because they don't benefit local people.

Eck's writing is best when it vivifies the danger: making us feel the heat of the explosions, see the billowing black smoke or hear the sound of an antiaircraft gun "burping its rounds off randomly".

Starlings chirp even more loudly as they approach danger, making predators aware of their location, but warning other starlings away.

But the danger made him famous.

And yet, to a certain kind of person, the extreme danger made Syria only more enticing.

"The constant presence of danger made them like fighter pilots or rock stars," Mr. Cannell said.

"The elements of surprise and danger make the spectacle," he said.

"The danger makes the value of life all the more appreciable".

Eschatology understands history as a growing crisis: good provokes evil, and growing danger makes the action of redemption necessary.

The prime minister, sensing danger, made a hurried trip to Washington and appeared to yield to U.S. Pres.

This unexpected sail into danger makes for a stimulating story, providing Sam with a lot to tell the gang at the bar when he finally gets home.