Sentence examples for dangerous points from inspiring English sources

Later people hung lanterns at dangerous points on the river, but they were unreliable.

De Havilland started helping his dad cut leather when he was five and, in 1960, after a brief spell as an actor (during which he changed his name from Higgins) he returned home to join the family business: "Dad got manic with winklepickers, you see – ones with huge dangerous points".

The energy balance method is then adapted to this case and the bending strains in the cable are calculated at the dangerous points.

The only dangerous points throughout the game came from enemies that I couldn't see or positions that I literally couldn't hit before triggering another scripted sequence.

Although relatively low on the mountain, it is one of its most dangerous points - but there are no safer paths along the famous South Col route first scaled by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953.

Combined with an example of pressure gas pipeline project in a certain town, the gas pipeline leakage accidents of different leakage area, harm degree and scope of jet fire forming were assessed, and combined with engineering design and construction drawings, the most dangerous points of engineering sections were also analyzed.

That puts them at a dangerous point.

These talks have now reached a dangerous point.

And that, in and of itself, was important – for the confrontation had reached a dangerous point.

Political instability reached a dangerous point between the two world wars.

The most dangerous point of an abusive relationship is when women try to leave.