Sentence examples for feral danger from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hedlund, who was in the film version of "Friday Night Lights" and in "Troy," has the all-American good looks and easygoing charm for the role but exudes none of the feral danger associated with a desperate thrill seeker compelled to push limits.
Yesterday, Judge Truman A. Morrison III noted in his remarks that, during Dauphiné's testimony during the trial, she declined to discuss whether she agreed with various academic papers on which she was listed as an author, and said she wasn't familiar with many of their statements about the danger that feral cats pose to birds.
The controversy began on March 14 when The Orlando Sentinel published an online column by Mr. Williams describing the dangers of feral cats and criticizing the "trap, neuter and return" approach used to try to improve their lives and reduce their number.
They can be feral and potentially dangerous.
The danger of becoming feral is low in cattle, sheep and domestic chickens, which are less mobile and highly domesticated, but higher in horses, camels, rabbits, dogs and laboratory animals (rats and mice).
Never pick up a stray or feral cat unless it is absolutely necessary (for example, to get it out of danger or transport a sick or injured cat to the vet).
Feral dogs may be found in cities or in the country and may be a reservoir of disease and a danger to domestic animals and people.
