Sentence examples for some sort of jeopardy from inspiring English sources

"I don't have a Christian safe zone," he said, clearly in some sort of jeopardy.

Some sort of jeopardy element introduced into the system Maybe the nominee that doesn't win gets dropped by their label.

"I listened to their story and they were telling about details of themselves being in some sort of jeopardy".

"I remember watching TV as a kid and, whenever there was some sort of jeopardy involving the hero, I could reassure myself that they were what I'd call a 'can't-die' character, so everything would be OK". Hawes herself thanked fans for their reactions on Twitter.

"This sure looks and feels like some sort of 'double jeopardy' even if it doesn't precisely fit the legal definition of that prohibited practice," the jurors said in a statement.

The French might have pleaded some sort of double-jeopardy defence, but it was clear on the replayed replay that Nakaitaci had dropped the ball as he went to touch down.

The festival's final weekend is preceded by some sort of "Mozart-era Jeopardy" discussion, where members of the audience will be invited to challenge or match wits with a panel of, if not experts, at least gamesmen.

So the victory activists fought for having broadband recognized as a public utility like the telephone, and not some sort of corporate gift is in jeopardy.

That sort of jeopardy adds tension to the games and excitement for the fans.

East Bay Regional Park District Police Department Sgt. Anthony Segotta told HuffPost on Saturday that the dogs involved in the incident were not in any sort of jeopardy.

Woods is clearly suffering some sort of left elbow ailment that puts his chances in jeopardy.