"run into danger" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to intentionally come into contact with a dangerous situation or person. Example: Despite the warnings from her friends, Maria decided to run into danger and confront the robber who had broken into her house.
The film closes with the image of a Chinese passport and the words "Don't give up if you run into danger abroad.
(In the United States, sightings of bears on two legs have left observers wondering about the true nature of Bigfoot and Sasquatch, too). Despite their wide spread across the globe, many brown bears have run into danger.
For instance, we may run into danger if a car's 'face' leads us to assume the car has a mind of its own.
These were our brothers and sisters who ran into danger and saved countless lives.
When I was 18 I volunteered with the fire department in Costa Rica and a few years after that I was a rodeo clown, a person who's always running into danger to rescue the person on the floor after being chased by a 2,000lb bull.
They fear running into danger," one factory worker told AP.
We tell stories of people who acted with extraordinary kindness and compassion: helping strangers evacuate; refusing to leave colleagues behind, even if doing so meant certain death; running into danger, selflessly, so others could live; volunteering at Ground Zero, doing whatever one could.
An Army medic who "ran into danger" to save wounded soldiers during a Vietnam War battle despite his own serious wounds became on Monday the first Medal of Honor recipient under President Trump, 48 years after the acts of bravery for which James McCloughan is now nationally recognized.
It's a day after the devastating events of the Grenfell fire, and tales of horror and heroism are starting to emerge from the children dropped from burning windows to the residents who selflessly ran into danger frantically trying to save their neighbors.
It's a day after the devastating events of the Grenfell fire, and tales of horror and heroism are starting to emerge – from the children dropped from burning windows to the residents who selflessly ran into danger frantically trying to save their neighbours.
In China, some research institutes and even universities may run into the danger described by Etzkowitz.
