Sentence examples for dangerous days from inspiring English sources
"Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest one-day sporting event in the United States and unfortunately one of the most dangerous days on California's roads and highways," state Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said.
These are dangerous days for Stephen Bannon, President Trump's brain.
Some attending the symposium said they remembered those dangerous days.
"The Islamicisation of knowledge – instead of the modernisation of Islamic thought!" Those were dangerous days.
To steer through the dangerous days ahead, a stable government would be a blessing.
Some resent the gentrification, but few would relish a return to the dangerous days.
"This is a disappointing and dangerous day," Mr. Plante said.
In a lingering sign off to his letter Chief Oliver praised West's "very dangerous" day job.
THE most dangerous day of a child's life is the day it enters the world irrespective of where it is born.
(New Video Group, two-disc Blu-ray/standard definition combo edition, $39.95; standard definition, $29.95; not rated) TOY STORY 3 With their owner grown up and getting ready for college, the toys face an uncertain future in a dangerous day care center.
In his final post on Twitter, Tim Samaras, a highly respected storm chaser whose work has been featured on the Discovery Channel and in National Geographic, shared his concern on Friday about the "dangerous day ahead" for Oklahoma.
