Sentence examples for danger time from inspiring English sources

Danger time for the Swiss maestro?

For some, the cold weather and shortened days can make winter a danger time for vitamin D deficiency.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] GreenspanSIR – Your mean-spirited valediction on Alan Greenspan suggests to me that he got it right after all ("Danger time for America", January 14th).

Every year, many growers choose a blanket approach and spray fungicide at the documented peak danger time, which is when the vines flower, around October and November in Australia.

Calm alertness in the face of extreme danger, time distortion, and not caring about the outcome can all be explained by depersonalization, or detachment from self, a well-known concept in psychology, which Noyes himself came to embrace as an explanation for some N.D.E.s.

They go into cells for face-to-face sessions with fellow prisoners and reassure new inmates, talking them through their first few days inside, a real danger time for those in despair at long sentences or fearful at the reality of being inside the tough environment of a prison.

Weekends were the danger times, the drug times, when I lived in California — and now an entire summer in my home town, London, stretched before me like a three-month-long weekend.

No such danger this time.

If Russia and China are to contain the danger, the time is now.

He is a danger every time he is on the ball.

"We're putting more people in danger this time around, with less reason".