Sentence examples for lifting the danger from inspiring English sources
The reality is, we're still a long way from lifting the danger and stigma of sex work.
C.T.E., whose diagnosis in more than a dozen deceased N.F.L. players and one collegian has helped lift the dangers of sports concussions to national prominence, can be confirmed only through a specialized examination of brain tissue after death.
Still, in lifting the restriction, the danger that it sought to avoid returns.
That ties a record, set in 1942, when no rain fell from April 11 to May 5. University meteorologists forecast a chance of showers on Friday, but said any relief would be too brief to lift the fire danger, which is compounded by uncommonly low humidity and dry vegetation that acts as tinder.
But he was unable to lift the team away from the danger zone and Orient's relegation was confirmed on the final Sunday of the season after they had failed to win any of their last seven matches.
The lifting rudder is designed with a curvature along its lower edge that will lift the rudder out of danger should it strike an object or the bottom.
Bolton finished 14th at the end of the 2010-11 campaign, but Coyle subsequently struggled to lift the club away from danger throughout last season.
At Castle Stuart this time the performance lifted the American from the depths of 123rd – in danger of missing the halfway cut – into contention on seven under par.
But he seemed unafraid of the danger, lifting his bright yellow polo shirt to reveal a thin leather strip around his waist, which bore an amulet.
