Sentence examples similar to dangerous les from inspiring English sources
"I have become more dangerous," he told Le Monde, in 2013.
When "Les Secrets" was released, some French writers were indeed thinking that book might clip D.S.K.'s wings: "Could Cassandra potentially be very dangerous for Dodo?," Le Post asked.
He has attacked Maréchal-Le Pen as "the most dangerous of the three Le Pens", slamming her for her "extremism" and her cosseted upbringing at her grandfather's posh manor estate outside Paris.
We're about to discuss the most dangerous people of all: les pitiables.
Rather than Hitler or Mussolini, Trump's most dangerous parallels are Marine Le Pen, Geert Wilders and Frauke Petry.
Kirton called Le Roux "a dangerous, murdering madman" and alleged that working closely with him amounted to "outrageous conduct" by the DEA.
He was speaking in the shadow of a dilapidated sailboat-shaped housing estate known as Le Vele, so dangerous that even police are sometimes afraid to enter, residents say.
Le Pen is especially dangerous because he appeals to Europe's other "original sin," anti-Semitism.
Mr. Cazeneuve called Ms. Le Pen's agenda "dangerous and sectarian" and said it would "impoverish, isolate and divide" the country.
If people think that the only way to say the truth is to be Donald Trump or Marine Le Pen, that is a dangerous temptation.
Le Roux covered across, still a dangerous player in the perilous last moments.
