Sentence examples for endangered himself from inspiring English sources

Mr F's poaching hasn't just endangered himself, but every quadruped in the area.

Keaton took his camera into the Los Angeles streets, where he endangered himself on life's vast stage.

He said he had tried to help some of his fellow climbers but had also endangered himself.

"I think he's endangered himself as far as statewide office is concerned," said William Stewart, emeritus professor of political science at the University of Alabama.

As for the striker – have a strong word with him: you don't need his advice on how to referee the game, and by failing to take evasive action he has endangered himself for no good reason.

Before this, though, the clown had endangered himself by urging the hostages to refuse his major's offer to free any three if they name a fourth as the culprit.

When your child is endangering himself or threatening to harm himself.

He did not want to be scolded for endangering himself or harming company property.

Bob Nightengale of USA Today is among those who believe the Rangers will be fine in his absence, but the concern is how to keep the hard-charging Hamilton from continually endangering himself, writes Joe Lemire on SI.com.

There can be nothing trivial about the appearance outside the White House of a person who is armed and prepared to endanger himself as well as the president of the United States.

The Tuesday episode began after the police received several reports of an African-American man in his 30s "walking in traffic, not only endangering himself but also motorists," Chief Davis said at a Tuesday night news conference.