Sentence examples for dicing with death from inspiring English sources

And if that doesn't change, American businesses could be dicing with death.

Being a teenager now means dicing with death on a daily basis.

Even more worryingly, users of the hormone could be dicing with death.

He might be dicing with death, but Lennox, more crisply produced than before, is in shiny rude health.

Dicing with death, Philip Hammond may get his way, cutting health and education to fund defence – not popular.

That was the appeal of the Apollo missions: these crop-haired thirty-somethings dicing with death going somewhere no one else had been.

I want to see the best china, but we are straight back to Tommy as he dices with death.

At the other end, Smriti Mandhana diced with death in the opening overs, with some uppish drives falling just clear of the infield.

Trapattoni's players diced with death in the group stage, squeezing through thanks to a late equaliser against Mexico and Croatia's failure to defeat Ecuador.

I've seen hundreds of crabs crawling across the sea floor just off Weymouth, had cleaner shrimp dance on my hand in Malaysia and diced with death as a tiger shark scoped me out as a possible meal in Egypt.

"I said to the players: 'Let us use this as a learning curve.' We have diced with death in sporting terms".