Sentence examples for dangerous anything from inspiring English sources

France?' " Then I might say, "I love chicken," or "Big bees can be dangerous," anything to change the subject.

Managing a menu among the dishes and glasses is not only difficult, but it's also dangerous; anything that falls hits marble, on the table or on the floor, and is unlikely to survive.

("At 19, nobody asks questions about how dangerous anything is, you just take the job because you need it," said one of the women interviewed). This was during the Depression, and with World War II Luminous Processes grew even more unassailable.

But more dangerous than anything else is that Maliki is trying to establish a new autocracy".

The legacy of great military power in current times is, however, far more dangerous than anything the Ottomans left behind.

The new boats were fast, but dangerous sailing anything but protected coastal waters.

That tells you they are pretty good at counter-attacking, and their back three of Brice Dulin, Yoann Huget and Maxime Medard are extremely dangerous with anything loose.

Second, there's nothing "dangerous" about anything Bill Maher has stated about Islam.

Around 25 degrees is dangerous and anything 20 degrees or below is potentially life-threatening, according to Tufts University's findings.

(Once again, nothing dangerous or anything your gut tells you you might regret).

One's not as dangerous, but anything more than two can be a threat and its better to find cover.