Sentence examples for getting into danger from inspiring English sources
Age: 5+ A welcome return for Edward Ardizzone's adventure classic of two boys going it alone, getting into danger and coming back triumphant.
The child died by drowning, and water is the theme that runs through the book – how brief are the few short minutes that it takes for a toddler to get into danger.
The two other less familiar writers are MJ Hyland with Carry Me Down, about a compulsive liar who hopes to attain the Guinness Book of Records but gets into danger; and Kiran Desai with The Inheritance of Loss.
The report also includes a survey of more than 1,000 parents which showed almost all (98%) believed every child should be able to swim by the end of primary school but only 40% thought their children would be able to swim to safety if they got into danger in the water.
But when a character's only function in a film is just to be attractive to the male characters (or the male audience), to get into danger and be rescued, or to remain passive or deferential to a male protagonist, that's not feminism.
Make sure the "floor time" run is well enclosed so they can't escape or get into danger.
As things start "getting into the danger zone," and he senses that "it's ready to spark," he lowers the wand toward the film.
Finally with the advice of the board and managing director at the time, it seemed the most logical thing to do was stop for a while and solve the problem rather than just running and getting into more danger.
"And she got into terrible danger, because she stayed with Lilly.
