Sentence examples for dangerous taking from inspiring English sources

The last train left on January 22. Moving the Amber Room to Germany by air or sea could have been achieved until mid-March, but this was incredibly dangerous, taking into account the proximity of the front and the domination of our air forces".

The study revealed drivers classed as "dangerous" took longer to identify the colour of the border when shown a negative image.

"Bangkok Dangerous" took in an unimpressive $7.8 million in ticket sales, Reuters reported, while "Tropic Thunder" earned $7.5 million, for a cumulative gross of $96.8 million in four weeks.

Antidepressants such as Prozac, Paxil (paroxetine) and Zoloft (sertraline) can be life-threatening when combined with Eldperyl (selegiline), Marplan (isocarpoxazid), Nardil (phenelzine) and Parnate (tranylcypromine) — and can be dangerous taken with some anticonvulsants.

This edition of "Live & Dangerous" takes us across the pond to one of the UK's most acclaimed music festivals -- Bestival.

Tackling can be dangerous; take care.

Instant glue can be very dangerous:; take care and avoid having little kids around.

"Horse-riding is considerably more dangerous than taking ecstasy," said Nutt. "It is a popular activity, dangerous but addictive.

Potentially more dangerous is taking a popular spot and moving it to a new, often larger space.

But Mr. Leslie does not mention one of the best, most economic options for many dangerous dams — taking them out.

"This helps prevent driving licence impersonation - stopping disqualified and perhaps dangerous drivers taking to our roads".