Sentence examples for danger of ruining from inspiring English sources

They tap into another part of our brain, a place that product placement is in danger of ruining.

We're going through a hellish, year-long Christmas Eve, and we're in danger of ruining things for ourselves.

He could not afford to let Ajmal continue since the spinner was in danger of ruining the game.

Re "Oceans at Risk" (editorial, March 9): We are in danger of ruining the world's oceans and endangering marine ecosystems.

Wistful, witty, these early works have given so many ideas to younger artists that his exhibition is in danger of ruining other peoples' reputations.

"So many men and women have fought and died for freedom in this great country, and now we are in danger of ruining that in the name of security".

And he laughed about his days as bon vivant on the road with Billy Martin and Mickey Mantle, and being "preached" to by Stengel about the dangers of ruining their careers by staying out late.

Fox hunting is ticklish business in this country because there is not enough open hunting ground where there is no danger of shooting someone or of ruining crops.

How many schools, backyards, drinking water sources and treasured fishing and hunting spots might be in danger of being ruined by a spill?

And speaking of ruining your teeth, the American Dental Association, after warning of all the potential dangers of wearing grills, strongly recommends, "Grills might be trendy at the moment, but 'pearly whites' will never go out of style".

Accused me of ruining the moment.