Sentence examples for removed from danger from inspiring English sources

He suggested that the affected properties near Oso be purchased – that people be removed from danger.

Large quantities of provisions had been destroyed; a town, the most important and the most removed from danger in the upper valley had been devastated, and its inhabitants, but for a warning at the eleventh hour, had been massacred.

In the ensuing years, restoration efforts increased, and Angkor was removed from the danger list in 2004.

It was just one race and far removed from the danger and uncertainty of jumping fences in the cauldron of Cheltenham.

Ms. Yousafzai was removed from immediate danger after the operation in a military hospital in Peshawar early Wednesday, during which surgeons removed a bullet that had passed through her head and lodged in her shoulder, one hospital official said.

Moreover, rates of depression and alcohol abuse in this group well exceeded those found in journalists who had spent their careers far removed from the danger of distant conflicts.

But with encouragement from a UNICEF-supported campaign to improve conditions for young Koranic students, Mr. Diouf has relocated his school to a rural area where they are removed from the danger of life on the streets.

It is important, however, to "keep these issues in perspective:" At this point in the 20th century, we are quite far removed from the dangers that prompted the Framers to include the Establishment Clause in the Bill of Rights.

As Hillman has pointed out, we've removed children from danger rather than removing danger from children – and filled roads with polluting cars on school runs.

Once removed from the soil, the danger is that the roots dry out and die.

"She's been removed from the action and danger for a long time.