Sentence examples for dangerous picture from inspiring English sources
The results of last month's local elections now trickling out paint a hideously complex and dangerous picture.
The League of Conservation Voters 2012 Congressional scorecard (green is good, red is bad) for those who voted for a better, safer environment paints a dangerous picture, folks.
The headlines from the hottest year-to-date on record paint a dangerous climate picture, consistent with the overwhelming scientific evidence.
On one of the balconies, participants engaged in an imagery exercise designed to enhance the subjective sense that they were acting in a dangerous environment by picturing themselves falling.
A weirdly dangerous episode for a picture book, but in it I see a hint of the lone citizen standing in the path of the tank.
It is very dangerous to build a picture of "Christians in Syria" through some religious figure, including me: I cannot speak in the name of all Christians in Syria any more than an English priest can be said to represent the views of every Christian in Britain.
She played actresses in no fewer than five of her pictures, including "Dangerous," for which she won her first Academy Award in 1935.
Tonight ABC presents "Shooting War," a two-hour documentary paying homage to the 1,500 combat photographers who took those pictures under dangerous, often horrific conditions.
In Pictures: A Dangerous Place To Mine.
In Pictures: Most Dangerous Small-Caps.
As long as military vehicles are granted privileged treatment by police, demand for the plates will remain and dangerous driving will continue.(Picture credit: AFP).
