Sentence examples for ever dangerous from inspiring English sources
Or will it be the ever dangerous Silvio, shoulders hunched, hair slicked back, rippling with silent menace?
Mr Scanlon, as a celebrity of the day, liked a fashionable party as much as he relished a fight over pay.A Marxist in ermineWas he ever dangerous?
The ever dangerous Gabriel Obertan, deployed, unusually, on the left of Pardew's front three, met Cabaye's wonderful pass and, thanks to a mixture of scorching pace and slick changes of feet, outwitted his marker, Mariano.
Thereafter, Belgium's dominance was all the more apparent with the ever dangerous Hazard and Dries Mertens finding more time and space to operate against the 10 men of Wales.
Fruit is not ever dangerous and gross.
But alas they did get out, motivated by the ever dangerous will to progress.
They end June against the ever-dangerous LA Galaxy – a side they beat last month at Dicks Sporting Goods Park.
When the ever-dangerous Tardelli stabbed in from close range on 56 minutes it had been coming.
Billy Vunipola and the barely-fit Steve Borthwick will be pivotal, as will Steffon Armitage and the ever-dangerous Matt Giteau.
The ever-dangerous goalsneak spearheaded a dominant second quarter in which the Crows kept the Eagles scoreless and pushed their lead out from single digits to 54 points.
The classic daiquiri, the margarita, the (aren't we done with you yet?) Cosmopolitan and the ever-dangerous Lemon Drop are all made more refreshing by its bright citrus flavor.
