Sentence examples for danger of being shot from inspiring English sources

The message could not have been clearer: anyone who disobeyed the marshals was in danger of being shot.

They didn't even realize they were in danger of being shot in the head by the A.M.T".

It requires first responders to have nerves of steel – not only because of the danger of being shot themselves, but because of what they are likely to confront.

But at least he was in little danger of being shot dead for his satire, Charlie Hebdo style".Love Bites: Caricatures by James Gillray" is at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford until June 21st.

The episode — bizarre even by the standards of Times Square — sent tourists running for cover (or their cellphone cameras), but nobody other than Mr. Kennedy was in danger of being shot, Mr. Browne said.

Before his suicide, his brother would sometimes ring and ask him for money, saying that he was in danger of being shot by the low life crooks he hung out with.

How about the dangers of being shot down on the way out, or of being viewed as an attacking aircraft by Jordanian air defenses and getting shot down upon entering Jordanian airspace?

I think we have to show our support for our police under very difficult circumstances, particularly as we have seen in the last day, the bravery of police officers running toward danger and being shot down.

Not only do they risk being shot by advancing peshmerga troops, but there is a danger of being killed by US-led airstrikes targeting Isis positions.

Mr. McGoohan always said no, although three episodes of "Danger Man" were shot at the Hotel Portmeirion resort, a series of fantasy buildings on the Welsh seacoast, which he acknowledged was an inspiration for the Village.

After adjustment in the regression model, feeling in great danger of death was the strongest independent predictor of PTSD, followed by being shot or seriously injured, prior violence exposures, and personally seeing someone wounded, killed, or dead.