Sentence examples for danger of getting caught from inspiring English sources
Tells how bartender can cut whiskeys with little danger of getting caught.
Skiing, like the Premier League, house prices and international banking, was always in danger of getting caught in a bubble, believing the good times would roll indefinitely.
But that also allows RSL's defense to sit back and reduces the danger of getting caught on the counter-attack or being susceptible to balls played in behind.
Before she was arrested, Ms. Gristina boasted that she had law enforcement contacts who would tip her off if she was in danger of getting caught, an assistant district attorney, Charles Linehan, said in court on Tuesday.
But, after talking to concerned attorneys, we decided that those toys were just a little too easy to swallow and thus posed a danger of getting caught in precious toddler esophageal tracts.
They are basically a pair of wedged espadrilles that provide a little height to flatter bare-ish legs, yet aren't spindly and present no danger of getting caught in your neighbour's decking.
The Giants know the dangers of getting caught in long-term deals.
Now I make sure my grandson knows the dangers of getting caught out in the sun".
While some Druze fighters in South Beirut have expressed frustration with his refusal to confront Hezbollah's Shiite pro-Syrian militias, Mr. Jumblatt warned of the dangers of getting caught up in the Syrian conflict.
Mass-media campaigns have led to a growing awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving; more police checkpoints have raised the risks of getting caught.
