Sentence examples for moving dangerous from inspiring English sources
Take extra precautions in the kitchen by moving dangerous kitchen utensils, such as knives and heavy dishes, to higher cabinets where they can't be reached by a mobile toddler.
Spolana, a chemical factory in Neratovice north of Prague, said it had moved dangerous substances to a safe location and shut down all production.
I think they can now be told because they are somehow defused -- moving, not dangerous.
"You only have one line to watch, it's not that complicated," he said, moving into dangerous John McEnroe country.
He is a ferocious defender, moving with dangerous purpose and power and menacing his opponents with a formidable combination of threatening arms, body and attitude.
It is now moving into dangerous territory where ever harsher words are being exchanged, words that will linger damagingly when the battle is over.
Outsourcing risk analysis and security to private security firms is now common among big businesses moving into dangerous territories.
The aerodynamic data obtained from this study can be used for comparison with future studies such as the influence of turbulent crosswinds on the aerodynamic coefficients of high-speed train moving in dangerous scenarios such as high embankments.
"We're moving into dangerous terrain," he announces.
To this end, he can split the squad into smaller units to take up separate positions or risk fewer soldiers when moving into dangerous areas.
The data show that American higher education is moving into dangerous and uncharted waters that demand different decisions based on new ways of thinking.
