Sentence examples for dangerously falling from inspiring English sources
Patrick is dangerously falling in love with his brother's girlfriend, Caro, when he meets Layla, a teenager rebelling against her strict religious parents by sporting black lipstick and hanging around with a vampiric pack leader named Justinian.
There, she finds herself falling in with the old crowd — Nick Winthrop Lawson and Daniel Abeles are funny and mildly touching as Tony's beer-sodden, barely employed friends — and, more dangerously, falling in love with Tony's girlfriend, Franky (MacKenzie Meehan).
If your channel is starting to dangerously fall apart, your only option may be to quit.
(3) Some of America's divisions, dangerously, are falling along ethnic lines.
In other remarks, Mr. Medvedev told the businessmen that Russia was falling dangerously behind in technology.
Deficits were not increased enough in 2009 to escape from high unemployment, he insisted, and were falling dangerously fast after 2010.
But Moore isn't the only person to have been concerned that banks were overleveraged, and thus dangerously exposed to falling house prices and mortgage defaults.
From experience, she knew that Henry's blood pressure was falling dangerously low, and she raced for a shot of epinephrine to revive him.
The aid package, which will send helicopters, drug-sniffing dogs and technical help to Mexico, came dangerously close to falling apart.
As we note in this week's leader, the ECB now faces weak growth, inflation at 0.4% and falling dangerously close to zero, and sinking inflation expectations, signaling a loss of confidence in the ECB.
He said that the company he founded had moved assembly to Malaysia 13 years ago because of insufficient government backing for manufacturing, and he questioned whether it was now "falling dangerously out of love with conceiving technology too".
