Sentence examples for danger of drowning from inspiring English sources

He's already in danger of drowning in money.

She sailed through life on a sea of ink and never seemed in danger of drowning.

Many parents said their wandering children had narrowly escaped traffic accidents or had been in danger of drowning.

After yet another preseason of hype, the Redskins are in danger of drowning in their expectations once again.

Names, dates, places and citations so casually flood these pages that even sophisticated consumers of baseball lit will be in danger of drowning in them.

At the same moment I saw myself as a woman whose whole life was in danger of drowning in that man's sick-smelling world".

Families with small children might worry about the dangers of drowning, for one.  .

Nor did another, abortive plan to fly arrivals back to Malaysia to "join the queue"—nor did a regional advertising campaign, warning about the dangers of the journey and the risk of drowning.

The message from the migrants is that the dangers they are fleeing from constitute a far greater threat than the risk of drowning at sea.

Males are at greater risk of drowning.

Her terrible grief is exacerbated by the constant danger of being drowned out by other voices, or disconnected.