Sentence examples for point danger from inspiring English sources
McPherson Range, mountain range, eastern spur of the Great Dividing Range, eastern Australia; its crest constitutes the Queensland New South Wales border from Point Danger to Wallangara (140 miles [225 km]).
A memorial to Centaur was unveiled at Point Danger, Coolangatta, Queensland on 14 May 1993, the 50th anniversary of the sinking.
Two other major Australasian gannet colonies occur in relatively close proximity: Lawrence Rocks (3100 pairs) and its sub-colony Point Danger (660 pairs) in western Bass Strait; and Black Pyramid (12,300 pairs) in southern Bass Strait (Bunce et al., 2002).
In this lies another possible tipping-point danger, since frozen soils contain more than twice the carbon now present in the atmosphere.
Disciplined to the point of danger".
It took time, but eventually Puyol was the man hurtling toward the point of danger.
Recall Mr Blanchard's point:The danger of a low inflation rate was thought, however, to be small.
"In Afghanistan, NATO solidarity collapses at the point of danger," said Julian Lindley-French, a military expert at the Netherlands Defense Academy.
His brain knew where he should be, but his legs refused to get him to the point of danger at anything like the speed he once possessed.
At one point, with danger all about, Jinx decides not to light a torch because it will take too long; a moment later, he lights it anyway.
Dr. Curtis Lewis, the hospital's chief medical officer, said in an interview that the quality of care at Grady has "not declined to the point of danger".
