Sentence examples for danger of pulling from inspiring English sources

After the Battle clip-clops laboriously across the issues and looks in constant danger of pulling up lame.

Still, "Tupac" lacks perspective -- the 90-minutes (of the almost two-hour version) I was able to see illustrate the danger of pulling clips together without a clarifying vision.

With the wind easing on Tuesday, Mr. Lynch, a dedicated runner, once more ascended to the top of the tower, where he determined that the mast was not in immediate danger of pulling away from the building, and the boom was holding.

"This is a conflict which has the danger of pulling in major regional powers".

Always warm up the muscle you are planning on exercising.If you don't you are in danger of pulling a muscle, which is not only very painful but will put that muscle out of action for a long time.

Campaigners at the Kids' Right to Read Project have warned of the dangers of pulling the book and instituting a policy that flags "adult" content.

Describing the Olympics as the largest peacetime operation ever performed by the armed forces, he said: "It just shows you the dangers of pulling the military down.

So on Tebow's first three passes, he was 0 for 3 and in danger of being pulled.

ROME — Acknowledging publicly that Italy was in danger of being pulled into Europe's sovereign debt crisis, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Tuesday insisted that his government would push through a contentious austerity bill.

A recent press release from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration made it clear that the drug was not in danger of being pulled off the market, but some changes to its labeling were made (see "Crestor Warning A Boon For Astra Or Pfizer?").

Growing up on the far South Side, I recall hearing my dad and other male relatives warn about the danger of being pulled over by police from a certain precinct.