Sentence examples for dangerous life from inspiring English sources
"It was a dangerous life.
His novel Bourlinguer (1948; "Knocking About") glorifies the dangerous life.
No dangerous life prisoner is released at the first opportunity.
It was a reminder of just how dangerous life was outside my workplace.
But … I thought to myself, his romantic, dangerous life says something.
"They worried that I would live a dangerous life and lose my talent," he said.
"So in those mountainous areas there could be very dangerous, life-threatening mudslides or flash floods".
"Level 4 laboratories study diseases for which there is no vaccine or therapy and they are highly dangerous, life-threatening diseases that can be transmitted to humans," he said.
Octavia needs a dangerous, life-saving heart operation when she's a few months old; at first all Rosamund's training comes into play, and delivering her over for treatment she's dumbly, obediently, well-behaved.
"We should not have New York City firefighters out in dangerous life-threatening situations with faulty or untested equipment," said Mr. Gallagher, whose union represents the city's 8,000 firefighters.
"It's an extremely dangerous, life-threatening, historic hurricane," Cooper said.
