Sentence examples for in danger of ending from inspiring English sources

"He's in danger of ending up a youth coach," wrote Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

"We are in danger of ending life as we know it on our planet," the statement says.

It is the second-longest streak in the major leagues, behind Boston's 793, which started on May 15 , 2003 and is in danger of ending next week.

And now, in the midst of a similar 3-10 thatspin thas hasliceded their margin over the Rays to three and a half games, the Red Sox are in danger of ending their season the way they started it.

A better-quality debate needs to be held on state surveillance powers, David Cameron has said after the conservative-leaning Spectator magazine warned that Britain is in danger of ending up like China and Russia where encrypted communications are banned.

Right now I feel so out of this world I am in danger of ending up on another planet!" Blue Peter editor Tim Levell praised the winners for being particularly "child friendly".

Neither one of those streaks is in any danger of ending in 2012-13, withethexceptionof of the winning record.

Roger Federer continues to play poorly at the most important moments of the match, spraying several more unforced errors to lose the second set 7-5. Federer has not lost to any player but Rafael Nadal and Robin Soderling at Roland Garros since 2004, but he looks in grave danger of ending that streak down two sets to Novak Djokovic.

Based on tonight's season premiere, that amazing streak is in no danger of ending".

There is always the danger of ending up in a Las Vegas show.

Last year, Robert Browning said, of the flamenco innovators, "There is always the danger of ending up in a Las Vegas show.