Sentence examples for points of danger from inspiring English sources

Potential points of danger continue to come from the more successful achievements of our recent past.

Hereford's players released a dressing-room statement on Friday afternoon, accepting responsibility for the decline that has seen them slump to within four points of danger in the Conference Premier.

After picking up just a point from their last three games, Belford's Lambs have slipped to within seven points of danger in the Blue Square Bet Premier - with 10 games left.

Disciplined to the point of danger".

It took time, but eventually Puyol was the man hurtling toward the point of danger.

"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.

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".

In the pioneer days of the 1900s and 1910s, actors had been expected to muck in, from the rough-and-tumble of slapstick comedy, right up to the point of danger.

He did not remain isolated or idle for long, and by the midpoint of the first half, Barcelona were building up attacks in the familiar waves around the edge of United's penalty area, with Xavi, Andrés Iniesta and Villa always involved but Messi never far from the ball or the point of danger.

A particular point of danger: credit-rating agencies.