Sentence examples for danger of catching from inspiring English sources
"I was in serious danger of catching stupid".
In northern Nigeria, today, they're in danger of catching stupid.
These babies were not otherwise in any greater danger of catching the virus than anyone else.
It's not only visitors to the theme parks who worry about the danger of catching swine flu.
But when it comes to malaria, research suggests that global warming will not make the situation worse, simply change who is in danger of catching malaria.
Still without proper homes, schools and sanitation, children are in danger of catching cholera and are exposed to crime and abuse.
If you're a parent and you catch your kid saying "1337" online, take a deep breath and stop worrying, because they are the least in-danger-of-catching-chlamydia human in existence.
It's a notably adult production, with ocean-themed innuendo running wild, from dirty talk on "shellphones" to the dangers of catching crabs to a physical discourtesy that's known simply as a "fishting".
Otherwise, instead of catching the mouse, you run the risk of catching your poodle.
Frank Churchill later tries a joke about Mr Perry's earnings, suggesting that if a ball were to be held at the Crown instead of at Randalls there would be less danger of anyone catching a cold.
