Sentence examples for encounters danger from inspiring English sources

A burned-out soldier who has lost his wife and child encounters danger along with new love.

It's easy for officers to lose focus if they rarely encounter danger.

Journalists also have encountered danger in Japan in the wake of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis there.

And when they encountered danger, their nervous systems fired a signal to muscles that zipped up the tentacles and powered the swimming bell to high speed.

Roesholt activated an emergency SPOT alarm, a beacon that people in remote areas use to alert authorities and loved ones when they encounter danger.

The affluent middle classes feel that they can attend modern stadiums such as the Emirates and the Etihad with their families, with little risk of encountering danger.

We encountered danger frequently on the cliffs and in the flat-out pursuit; one of our horses barreled into a tree, carried half of it away, but, remarkably, only fractured its nose.

The security devices would summon help if hotel staff encounter danger in a guest's room — a possibility that was brought into sharp relief when a hotel housekeeper accused the French politician Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexually assaulting her in his suite at the Sofitel New York last year.

IF you ever want to start a fight in a room full of film critics — and honestly, who doesn't? — you might bring up Brian De Palma's "Mission to Mars". Released in the spring of 2000, the film is an unusually somber space adventure starring Gary Sinise, Connie Nielsen and Tim Robbins as members of a crew of astronauts encountering danger and mystery on the surface of the red planet.

And more than twice as many millennials as those in other age brackets say they are willing "to encounter danger in pursuit of excitement," according to data from Barkley.

John also meets Abraham Banda, who leads walking safaris in Zambia where you can encounter danger from many animals from lions to crocodiles, and learns why the role of the guide is getting more and more professional.