Sentence examples for event of danger from inspiring English sources

The students have practiced "safe haven" drills of what they would do in the event of danger.

As P. brantsii feed predominantly within the boundaries of their burrows and not in the open veld, their burrow systems effectively serve as a predator refuge, into which this diurnal rodent can quickly run in the event of danger.

Before, if he went to a busy restaurant or other crowded place, he would spend time planning where to sit, because he knew he would not be able to move quickly in the event of danger.

Although the expedition was to be leaderless, a hierarchy of three was chosen that would be responsible for making decisions in the event of urgent danger; the author was to be the one first turned to.

The crew and producers are allowed to help in the event of eminent danger (like a bear attack) otherwise they don't talk to or engage with the contestants.

The city code bars anyone from playing three-card monte on any public street, sidewalk or plaza, and it prohibits parachuting over New York City, "except in the event of imminent danger or while under official orders of any branch of the military service".

Under the country's new constitution, approved in January last year, the president has the right "in the event of imminent danger threatening the nation's institutions, or the security or independence of the country" to "take any measures necessitated by the exceptional circumstances".

Money will be spent to evaluate the safety of dams across California, and to review emergency action plans in the event of flood dangers.

For the average traveler, unfamiliar with the nuts and bolts of airline operations (pun intended), it's easy to misconstrue these recent events as indicators of danger and crisis.

Under the rejected plans, abortion would have been allowed only in the event of a direct danger to the mother's life, but no longer - as at present - in cases of rape, incest or serious health issues for the mother or when the baby is likely to be permanently disabled. .

British Athletics Paralympic head coach Paula Dunn expressed concern after the International Paralympic Committee released a list of events in danger of being dropped for the 2016 Rio Games.