Sentence examples for danger of getting out from inspiring English sources

But this irony is in perpetual danger of getting out of hand.

He also claimed the government was in danger of pushing through a kind of Maoist revolution in public services that was in danger of getting out of control.

In criticising the speed at which the government was attempting change, Cable said: "There is a kind of Maoist revolution happening in a lot of areas like the health service, local government, reform, all this kind of stuff, which is in danger of getting out of control.

They played him brilliantly, knocking him around for 0-151 off 52 overs without ever looking in too much danger of getting out.

He was recorded calling the coalition's attempts to push through changes in the health service, local government and other areas a "kind of Maoist revolution", which was "in danger of getting out of control".

They were firmly back where they started out before his employment: mired in mid-table inconsistency and in acute danger of getting knocked out in the Champions League group stage for the first time in nine years.

Ten minutes ago the Broncos were in danger of getting blown out by halftime.

There are enough hints of susceptibility, of the danger of getting himself out, to keep the bowlers interested.

You might feel like you are telling a person, but the danger of the secret getting out would be very low.

If the teams making up the bottom half of the Eastern Conference standings were any good, the Bucks and Celtics probably would be "bubble teams" in danger of getting knocked out.

To make matters worse Aljamous was running low on money and was in danger of getting kicked out of his apartment.