Sentence examples for extreme jeopardy from inspiring English sources
Napoleon Napoleon never ceased to live in extreme jeopardy, and to defy narrative conventions.
We learn that even in – especially in – extreme jeopardy, nobility can exist; but then, films have told us that before.
It's that combination of extreme loneliness and extreme jeopardy that has inspired some great writing about the sea.
If Hitchcock does not keep the ball very low and does not get ahead in the count, he is in extreme jeopardy.
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — The Palestinian government is in "extreme jeopardy" because of a financial crisis largely caused by Arab countries' failure to send hundreds of millions of dollars in promised aid, the Palestinian prime minister said Sunday.
"These actions put the safety of passengers in extreme jeopardy".
The show takes the play-along-at-home mentality of "The Price Is Right" and "Jeopardy" to an extreme, encouraging viewers to practice the games at home and post their performances on YouTube.
"Tammy Baldwin's extreme, far left approach leaves this country in jeopardy".
European officials insisted he would try to keep a low profile and use his powers only in extreme circumstances when, for instance, the country's democracy or minority rights were in jeopardy.
And, we saw John McCain place America's future in jeopardy by selecting the unqualified Sarah Palin as his running mate to appease his extreme base.
