Sentence examples for marked danger from inspiring English sources

Also, parts of the beach and marshes have been used for military training, so stay well clear of the marked Danger areas.

Birtwistle's music is often considered so complex that only a certain kind of "specialist" musician can play it, but I want to open the door marked "Danger - New Music" for young people early on.

There, heaps of exposed construction materials, including a large blue tank marked "danger" and "flammable," lay within an arm's reach on the other side of a chain-link fence.

His readers will follow him through any door marked "Danger: Keep Out" (or, in more literary terms, "Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here"), because they know that not only will he give them a thorough tour of the inferno — no gore left unspilled, no shriek left unshrieked — he will also get them out alive.

But you shouldn't pause if you hear an avalanche while you're trekking through a section marked, "Danger: Rock fall hazard.

Some had shown marked dangers of saturated fat, while others did not, and they were all blended together in a statistical stew.

As well as clearing mines, the Cambodia Mine Action Centre, which co-ordinates the landmines operation, has been getting local people to help mark danger areas.

Liberals responded that, much as a stopped clock is right twice a day, obsessives like the Kagans do sometimes mark dangers that others miss – but that they seem to live for those dangers: it's always 1938, but never 1914, when war fever spurred nationalists like the Kagans into the Götterdämmerung that would seed Hitler's rise.

Sometimes they can be fenced off or marked with danger signs.

Only a few factories were cordoned off or marked with "danger" signs.

The sociologist Victor Rios has shown how entire cohorts of Latino and African American young men in cities such as Oakland and San Francisco were criminalized, targeted by overzealous police officers, marked as dangers to society and ensnared by a bloated justice system.