Sentence examples for jeopardize himself from inspiring English sources

"He wasn't going to do anything that would seriously jeopardize himself for this team.

"He's got to be the worst driver on earth, but he didn't have a death wish or jeopardize himself like he did this time," Keith Jones said.

"His mind-set was that he would not do anything that would jeopardize himself". His son showed an interest in flight at an early age.

At that lunch, an off-the-record session, Mr. Wright said he was trying to find a way to help her, without jeopardizing himself.

Sehorn, who spoke as he was leaving Giants Stadium to tape an appearance on "Late Night with David Letterman," did not seem concerned that he might be once again jeopardizing himself.

He said he was concerned that identifying himself would jeopardize his chances of getting future jobs in finance.

He calculated that thrusting himself into the death penalty fight might jeopardize those efforts.

Jindal must distance himself from the first African-American president or he'll jeopardize his lilywhite political base and dash his presidential ambitions, and what better way to do so than to posture against federal aid?

The contact isn't going to put himself on the line unless he's sure she won't jeopardize his reputation.

So, for example, a college student who posts on Facebook one or more pictures of himself drinking alcoholic beverages, or perhaps behaving wildly at a party, can potentially jeopardize his future employment opportunity with a company that might otherwise hire him upon graduating from college.

Mr. Siddiqui, 22, said even his parents have warned him to keep quiet and not involve himself too closely with the student group, worrying that he could get suspended or jeopardize his prospects for law school.