Sentence examples for mean danger from inspiring English sources
Four years later, in 2010, nobody would be left in any doubt that Assange really did mean DANGER, ACHTUNG!
Suddenly his heart beats faster; he hears sounds from inside the house and realizes that this can only mean danger.
But for a local man who shares a balconied, vine-covered house with his mother, nights mean danger and duty.
The sea can also mean danger, loss, and separation, or a difficult, uncertain journey, and not all the work in the show is so sanguine.
The Environment Agency has three severe flood warnings - which mean "danger to life" - in place, two in Somerset and one for Chiswell in the Isle of Portland.
The Environment Agency has issued 21 severe flood warnings - which mean "danger to life" - affecting south-west England, Gloucestershire and Wales.
Among these are natural meaning, as in smoke means fire or those spots mean measles; conventional meaning, as in a red traffic light means stop or the skull and crossbones means danger; and intentional meaning, as in John means well or Frank means business.
"I don't think Richard meant danger to be an element, although they were very dangerous," Glass told me.
"Red means danger, psychologically," she said.
Big Money Equals Big Danger If this hidden world means big money, it also means danger.
