Sentence examples for great danger at from inspiring English sources

The great danger at the London Olympics is that you may be in a genial crowd and find yourself suddenly exposed to a "flash mob" of baton-wielding morris dancers.

You are putting yourself in great danger at that moment.

"The greatest danger at a time like this is hubris," he said.

The probable posts of greatest danger, at the front and especially the rear of the column, were given to the military orders.

David Walker won't be asked why, if the great danger is that at some point in the future we may be forced to cut benefits, it's so important that we commit now to … cutting future benefits.

The women came together, at great danger to themselves, to develop a Syrian Women's Charter for Peace to present at Geneva II.

She's putting people at great danger".

There is no maternal or newborn healthcare available in the community, putting these vulnerable groups at great danger.

"I am convinced that if Simmons knew who the confidential informant was," the judge said, the informant "would be at great danger".

Gone to Ground is in many ways a heartening book, about how ordinary German men and women could and did behave imaginatively and generously, often at great danger to themselves.

The police provide essential service, often at great danger to themselves.