Sentence examples for have danger from inspiring English sources

There are lots of things in life that have danger.

LYONDELLBASELL, the world's third-largest petrochemicals producer, should have "Danger, inflammable substance" signs posted on its debt.

FUKUOKA, Japan -- Salarymen -- the black-suited corporate warriors who work long hours, spend long evenings drinking with cronies and stumble home late to long-suffering wives -- have danger waiting for them as they near retirement.

"We're hoping to represent that". "They have danger, too," says Knapp. "People are always getting drunk and falling into them and drowning". "So that's a love of the underdog, repression and drunkenness in one place," concludes Burton.

They both have a run-first mentality and have danger in the key areas with Nathan Hughes v Thomas Waldrom at No8, George Smith v Julian Salvi on the openside and Charles Piutau v Jack Nowell out wide.

Laura Ingalls Wilder's books have danger and love and bears in them, but all I remember of them with real clarity is the food, and the wonderful piercing hunger it produced.

So I'm curious, does ambiguity sometimes have dangers?

Early last year, prices began to rise sharply, but only since December have dangers become apparent.

It has danger, sorrow and an awareness of mortality.

And the husky-voiced baritone David Adam Moore had danger and intensity as Tarquinius.

But feminist critics said it had dangers.