Sentence examples for oncoming danger from inspiring English sources

Those were more genteel times: until 1896, a maximum speed limit of 4 mph was in place, and all cars had to be preceded by a small boy waving a red flag, to warn onlookers about the oncoming danger.

That would allow me to carelessly - and frequently - throw myself from clifftops, walk into the path of oncoming danger and make hairpin turns around slippery corners while driving at 150mph.

Put simply, they shout out if there is oncoming danger then hit the brakes automatically if the driver does not react.

Anxiety serves a biological function: to signal our bodies to oncoming danger.

Chaloff suggests you don't step off that curb with him into oncoming danger, accept any short-term consequences, and focus on long-term integrity and character.

The company wants to use light to alert and affect passengers — a glowing orange light on the right-hand side of the vehicle would point passengers to an oncoming danger, while a blue light would combine with air-conditioning to help make the interior feel cooler.

This technology will also enable vehicles to better exploit the capacity of the road network and to alert each other to oncoming dangers.

When the tidal flow is in operation, clear signals advise drivers of the dangers of oncoming traffic just around the corner.

At Columbia University in New York, a professor is leading the design of an intelligent headphone system that will warn distracted pedestrians of imminent dangers posed by oncoming vehicles.

Only break sharply and stop if there is no danger of being hit by following or oncoming traffic.

We drive at 5 miles an hour on the hill (as opposed to the posted 20 mph), not because of oncoming traffic, but because of the constant concern and danger of speedboarders who cannot control their speed, turns and simply don't know how to brake.