Sentence examples for getting into dangerous from inspiring English sources

I know I am getting into dangerous waters here, but it is time.

That was the plan, to stop him getting into dangerous areas and getting possession.

"We're getting into dangerous waters here," Coach Pat Burns said when asked about the officiating.

The intent was there, but too many final touches were sloppy for it to translate into real menace, though Afful in particular was getting into dangerous positions down the right flank.

After early struggles against the pace of the hosts, McGowan put himself about at the centre of defence to great effect, blocking shots, getting in last-ditch tackles, generally holding things together and even getting into dangerous attacking positions on occasion and Erik Paartalu helped steady the ship in the second half.

"I think we're getting into dangerous territory when that's our baseline".

"But whenever we blur the line and start allowing any kind of punishment for the expression of ideas, we get into dangerous territory and put journalists in danger.

"We're unable to take our chances when we get into dangerous positions".

He was not able to beat defenders off the dribble or get into dangerous positions.

But you get into dangerous territory when you start thinking about your audience.

He had an idea where things would end up and would always lose his man and get into dangerous areas.