Sentence examples for danger stage from inspiring English sources

"Thank God we are past the danger stage with all this".

His remarks come a day after the US assistant secretary of state for European affairs, Philip Gordon, warned Cameron of the dangers of staging a referendum.

Shame is rarely an active emotion, and that may account, in part, for the movie's slight stiffness and hesitancy; the dangers of staging a rape scene with children may have been inhibiting as well.

The character who first brought Rik Mayall to showbiz notice was called Richard Dangerous, and the name Mayall gave to his creation proved prophetic: a sense of danger informed his stage and screen performances and even how he spent his spare time.

Take a flawed but likable hero, send him on a perilous journey where he is forced to confront his inner demons, increase the danger at every stage, have an ally or two betray him, but ensure that he eventually vanquishes the enemy, emerging bruised, wiser and triumphant.

But there's a danger here: "The stage is the only place I feel safe or free.

Gorbachev, too, was in danger at some stage of getting hooked on fighting "Star Wars" and losing all diplomatic flexibility as a result.

The insects and insect larvae may pose greater danger at this stage and also does hunger in the event of acute food shortage.

Most books so full of artful sentences run the danger of being stage-managed perfections.

They represent only the first stage of danger.

"Overthinking is the danger," she said, of stage acting, as she laced up her sneakers.