Sentence examples for lives danger from inspiring English sources

Wade is constantly reminded that while rivers of the world, like the Amazon and the Congo, are essential to people's lives, danger lurks nearby.

But others claimed that polarisation along ethnic lines was now a live danger in the country.

McIlroy has produced 12 birdies inside 36 holes, in supplying proof of his live danger should he eliminate errors.

Both women have strong chances of making the podium, although the Canadian Brianne Theisen-Eaton, the silver medallist in Beijing, is a live danger.

She wanted to play up what she called the circus aspect of the show — "the live danger of the theatrical feat that you have to have if you're going to do Spider-Man live".

All this means a plebiscite or referendum is an idea of superficial appeal and long lived dangers.

"Playing with whatever they come across, children often reach the risk zones, putting their lives in danger.

"Mr. DeVillena created a rapidly evolving and dangerous situation that placed both officers' lives in danger," Desmond said.

— putting pedestrians' lives in danger.

No one willingly puts their children's lives in danger.

"The US forces placed their own lives in danger.