Sentence examples for off the danger from inspiring English sources

A full minute had not ticked down before he had dispossessed Benoît Assou-Ekotto down the Liverpool right and gone racing dangerously into the area, where another excellent intervention from Dawson saw off the danger.

Ono tries to draw off the danger.

Not that everyone has shrugged off the danger.

Mr. Mevoli, like his daring friends and competitors, brushed off the danger.

Alexius bought off the danger by paying tribute to Henry, but Henry died in 1197.

He brushes off the danger by saying the sport is less risky than hang gliding.

Cole ticked off the dangers of doing an unmodified shoulder stand: muscle strains, overstretched ligaments and cervical-disk injuries.

But while some fighters strike an impassive pose, shrugging off questions the way they shrug off the dangers of the cage, Rousey is nothing if not expressive.

But it's no use trying to laugh off the dangers of certain elected offices; they are all too real.

To head off the dangers of a catastrophic flood downstream, the reservoirs, under current rules, should not exceed approximately 97percentt capacity.

The frequent, gentle activity recommended by some researchers to stave off the dangers of long periods of sloth is not intended as a replacement for regular, vigorous exercise, but as a complement to it.