Sentence examples for dangerous passage from inspiring English sources

TRIBES WITH FLAGS: A Dangerous Passage Through the Chaos of the Middle East, by Charles Glass.

Unlike other tsunamigenic landslides observed in and around Prince William Sound in 1964, the failures in Dangerous Passage are not linked to an active submarine delta.

Their finite capacity to offer safe refuge will be exceeded and the incentive to attempt a dangerous passage to Europe will increase.

He gives as an example that mother baboons make the dangerous passage from island to island, leaving their juveniles fretting at the water's edge.

Dangerous Passage is a glacimarine fjord in western Prince William Sound, which experienced a tsunami that devastated the village of Chenega where 23 of 75 inhabitants were lost – the highest relative loss of any community during the earthquake.

Illegal migration from Cuba, just 90 miles from Florida at its closest point, often increases in summer months when winds and seas subside, easing the sometimes dangerous passage across the Florida Straits.

This is now one of the world's most dangerous passages.

Turkey hosts more than 2 million Syrian refugees, many of whom go on to attempt dangerous passages across the Mediterranean seeking refuge in Europe.

Scyphers, 69, who followed his dad and grandfather into a life of working underground in narrow and sometimes dangerous passages, was laid off in the mid-1980s when the coal mine he worked for shut down, he said.

Those who cross at official checkpoints and unofficial smuggling routes almost always pack light, perhaps carrying a dusty suitcase or a plastic sack filled with Syrian cuisine, bearing tales of dangerous passages through checkpoints manned by regime forces, rebel fighters or opportunists.

The road that connects La Paz with Los Yungas, the Bolivian rainforest, is home to one of the most dangerous passages known to man: el Camino de la Muerte, or "the Road of Death".