Sentence examples for he endangered himself from inspiring English sources

Keaton took his camera into the Los Angeles streets, where he endangered himself on life's vast stage.

Has he endangered himself or others in any way?" "Well no, not yet at least.

Later at Sandy's home, her father is amazed by Jeffrey's story, but warns Jeffrey to stop his amateur sleuthing lest he endanger himself and the investigation.

He may endanger himself when he flies to Middle Eastern warzones to do his job as a journalist, but now he's endangered himself in another way: He may lose viewers whose prejudice will not allow them to see Anderson Cooper, reporter, only Anderson Cooper, gay.

"I think he's endangered himself as far as statewide office is concerned," said William Stewart, emeritus professor of political science at the University of Alabama.

As for the striker – have a strong word with him: you don't need his advice on how to referee the game, and by failing to take evasive action he has endangered himself for no good reason.

According to a confidential memo written by assistant federal prosecutor Emory Hurley, "Mr. Howard had expressed concerns about the cooperation he was providing and whether he was endangering himself or implicating himself in a criminal investigation".

He said he had tried to help some of his fellow climbers but had also endangered himself.

His troubles have all sprung from the simple but rigid code that he works by: He refuses to do anything that he believes may endanger himself or his fellow miners.

He did not want to be scolded for endangering himself or harming company property.

After seeing his country torn apart and endangering himself and his family by working with Westerners, he believes they all deserve a new start.