Sentence examples for dangerous brown from inspiring English sources

"There is virtually no conversation about this, and it is damned dangerous," Brown said to journalists and politicians in Philadelphia last month, after steering the conversation to the threat of nuclear warheads exploding.

Dartmouth (3-7), Princeton (6-4) and Cornell (4-6) could be dangerous, and Brown (2-8) and Columbia (1-9) look to be rebuilding.

Describing the issue as 'potentially immensely dangerous' for Brown, Field said: 'What I thought [Brown] was going to say was "we are going to use every muscle in our bodies to find ways of compensating you".

"This is exactly what they want, because now he can pander to the environmentalists and say, 'I'm gonna shut it down because it's too dangerous,'" Brown said.

Grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but Eurasian brown bears and American black bears have also been known to attack humans.

The child-soldiers of Sierra Leone, coerced into violence by the older men who kidnapped them, were often given doses of "brown-brown," a dangerous cocktail of gunpowder and cocaine.

Trump's Mussolini-gate was misused as an opportunity to call the guy stupid or dangerous in a brown-shirt sort of way.

Cold, brown, mushy, dangerous — how could this be worse?

It is a dangerous snake and is brown or black with narrow irregular whitish bars on its back and sides.

In the United States, two groups of spiders are widely considered dangerous: black widows and brown recluses, along with their close relatives.

With her soft, dark eyes and the absence of dash in her attire she seems about as dangerous as a little brown wren.