Sentence examples for somewhere dangerous from inspiring English sources

"You should if you move somewhere dangerous.

As with any hero who has returned from somewhere dangerous, he has a story to tell.

Whereas, any fool can look at Jolie and know that she's driving herself somewhere dangerous at a reckless pace.

"Everyone was afraid the country was headed somewhere dangerous with this presidential election, especially after the assassination of Ghanem," said Ali Hamdan, an adviser to Mr. Berri.

You punch in your emergency contacts, let it know when you're somewhere dangerous, and Kitestring will text you a little later to see if you're okay.

Consumers' rights advocates point out that motorists could be stranded somewhere dangerous or late for work thanks to a remotely disabled car and worry that billing errors have the potential to render some cars undriveable even though the bills have been paid on time, but car dealerships and even some consumers think the tradeoff is worth it.

You know when somewhere's dangerous; you can feel it, you can sense it.

Kevin Anderson of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Research in Britain said the current text was "somewhere between dangerous and deadly" for the most vulnerable nations in the world.

As I was leaving for Benghazi last spring, Luca turned to look at me as he walked down the stairs, hand in hand with his father: "Mama, can't you go somewhere less dangerous?" It did and always will break my heart to say goodbye to Luca.

The two ended up in a cab somewhere "quite dangerous" and were "handed a load of crack".

Go somewhere dirty, dangerous and cheap, and go by yourself, or with someone you love or are guaranteed to have a good time with.