Sentence examples for face jeopardy from inspiring English sources

Not that he doesn't face jeopardy: While he doesn't actually get caught when things go drastically wrong, he does confront a threat in the form of a sleazy orderly (Michael Pena), who momentarily gets him over a barrel.

Then the whole thing slowly ratchets up for one reason: people are going to lie to investigators like the FBI and now they face jeopardy, perhaps prison terms if their false statements come to light.

If these uses had been approved, people such as Huang and Green would not face criminal jeopardy.

Dalits who convert to other religions, to escape the Hindu caste system, face double jeopardy in an era of Hindu nationalism, said Mr. Macwan, who is a Christian.

$800: Even though he's the public face of "Jeopardy!" and has devoted his life to it for years, this game-show host was not invited to last week's annual softball game against "Wheel of Fortune".

But even if they win, they would face double jeopardy because they would have to face Auburn or L.S.U. in the S.E.C. championship game on Dec. 8 in Atlanta.

The first world war attrition rates are high and the odds are heavily stacked against the characters surviving; readers may note with foreboding that the McCoshes, having only daughters, and the Pendennises and Pitts, with only sons, face unequal jeopardy.

Liberals cannot conceal their delight that the next person who could face legal jeopardy in the Abramoff case is Edwin Buckham, Mr DeLay's former chief of staff, who is both a lobbyist and an ordained minister, and who served as the Hammer's spiritual adviser.Many Republicans are privately breathing a sigh of relief at Mr DeLay's departure.

Sunnis face double jeopardy since many are ethnic minorities, such as Arabs and Kurds.

As the face of "Jeopardy" for 28 years, Trebek has been a target for much of the criticism.

Doe claims he's facing double jeopardy in the case because his medical leave constituted a punishment.