Sentence examples for dangerous day from inspiring English sources

It was the most dangerous day in history.

Globally, the most dangerous day in a child's life is the day it is born.

The most dangerous day will be next Wednesday, Stage 16, the hardest of the Tour.

One senior police source said: "Effectively the offence has been decriminalised and that is a dangerous day for democracy.

That sets up a dangerous day for the Americans (2-0) againstwowofof their toughest challengers.

We said in an editorial that this was a dangerous day for press regulation - and so it's turned out.

Shot by British journalist Hazel Thompson, the film Taken offers a rare glimpse into the dangerous, day-to-day life of a sex worker.

Anaheim was dangerous Sunday only when Selanne was on the ice.

Botnets are becoming more sophisticated and dangerous day-by-day, and most of the existing rule based and flow based detection methods may not be capable of detecting bot activities in an efficient and effective manner.

- Dad photoshops daughter into dangerous day-to-day situations in effort to give grandmother a heart attack.

While people often fish for lobster at night, the conditions were too dangerous Wednesday night to be in a small boat, he said.