Sentence examples for on a danger from inspiring English sources

"You have to peer at the plaque closely to see whether the object in front of you is Han dynasty or 21st century," in the wistful words of one recent visitor.Short of an outright delisting, UNESCO can put sites on a "danger list".

It finds itself on a danger list with other troubled European groups such as Fiat and Vivendi Universal.

The first Android phone even has some things that the iPhone doesn't, like a full keyboard that flips out from under the screen like on a Danger Sidekick (Andy Rubin's old company).

If you are able to get a substantial view of her, you can place the female on a danger scale of 'moderately annoyed' to 'get out of there now'.

The culture secretary, John Whittingdale, warned on Monday of a "danger" of too much arts funding being focused on the capital.

Just when New Yorkers thought they had seen it all this winter, along came a new cause for alarm on Wednesday: ice, a danger on the ground and from above.

Freeman argued that cycling on footpaths was a danger to pedestrians and that cycling at night without lights posed a danger to all road users.

If the interviews with Lanzmann offered Murmelstein a chance at self-explanation, self-justification, and belated exoneration, they also, Murmelstein said on film, represented a "danger".

"If staffing levels are not based on evidence there is a danger they will be based on cost.

She was a danger on the road, but Shelley didn't drive.

There has been some debate about whether cell phones actually pose a danger on airplanes.