Sentence examples for glimpse of danger from inspiring English sources

The first glimpse of danger is the cardboard wolf that slides in among the sheep, eliciting screams of terror from a woman in the front row.

It's the film of a moderate man, whose one glimpse of danger comes when his hero's emotions threaten to run away with him (or, literally, when the hero runs under the urging of his emotions).

Hard to say, though we get a glimpse of the danger they present this week as they encounter Claire in the flooded town.

Raonic has huge game capable of beating Andy Murray tonight and even if Nishikori wins today, who is to say Raonic wouldn't beat him in the third round of matches?" A glimpse of the danger lurking in Nishikori's racquet as the 24-year-old crunches a backhand winner down the line to level at 30-30.

Surveys carried out in South African schools to determine the issues facing 14- to 20-year-olds before the new series offer a glimpse of the dangers they face.

When the political branches are at odds with another, we get a glimpse of the dangers that Locke perceived in the state of nature and that the Framers perceived in representative government -- and we have a pressing need for a conclusive determination of what the "settled, standing rules" set forth in the Constitution require.

There are glimpses of the danger that haunted Ridgemont High: the heroine works as a waitress in a sleazy strip club, and the foppish fraternity-boy villains keep a stash of roofies, or date rape pills.

She opens with a gripping two-page glimpse of Army Air Forces bombardier Zamperini in mortal danger, lying on a raft in the Pacific on June 23 , 1943

Do Democrats and their supporters even glimpse the danger in such moves?

A little thrill of danger.

Alters your perception of danger.