Sentence examples for making a hazardous from inspiring English sources
When people have food, it keeps their mind out of that kind of thinking [risking their lives by making a hazardous journey].
Having once scorned Islam he embraces it in an ecumenical way before making a hazardous journey in competition with the princess's aristocratic suitors and saving Baghdad from Mongol invaders.
(Though, since it would involve a pair of people making a hazardous journey for the first time, rather than a copy-cat, albeit solo, trip eight years later, a better comparison would be with Alcock and Brown, two British pilots who flew the Atlantic in 1919).Marooned on MarsMr Tito intends to simplify things by not landing.
The young would have hatched on their own, making a hazardous journey down the beach to the sea.
Among the medals bestowed upon him was a Distinguished Flying Cross for making a hazardous emergency landing of his damaged plane and saving his crew.
And when a buddy was about to make a hazardous dash under fire, Scheer pulled him back just in time to save his life.
Although the total military power of NATO was much greater, geography favoured the Warsaw Pact, since reserves from the East could reach the front much more quickly than reserves from the United States, which would have to make a hazardous journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
Lustig, seventy-two, is a prolific novelist, memoirist, and screenwriter who had long wanted to tell the story of Jan Wiener — a wartime hero who escaped from Occupied Prague in 1940, made a hazardous trip through Yugoslavia and Italy, and, eventually, at the end of the war, flew as a pilot for the R.A.F.
In the spring of 1942 he made a hazardous Atlantic crossing: Barbirolli returned to New York to complete his contractual obligations to the Philharmonic.
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines raised the alert level at its Mayon volcano on Monday after a loud explosion in the wake of increased activity made a hazardous eruption likelier, prompting authorities to close all schools and urge residents to stay indoors.
President Trump says he's concerned for Central American children making a potentially hazardous trek to the United States.
