Sentence examples for terrible dangerous from inspiring English sources

"The play is set in a terrible, dangerous society.

"This is a very bad time, a terrible, dangerous time, for the world trade center movement," said Nayef Gheith, representing Amman, Jordan.

Roth said higher bills and the threat of compensation payouts were the "price we have to pay if you want to stop these terrible dangerous things".

To that end, it's crucial that educators frame these discussions in a way that helps students and parents understand they're doing different safety drills not because schools are fundamentally terrible, dangerous places, but because these are life skills.

"Some are in a terrible – and dangerous – condition," she said.

Today, it began under the right-field bleachers, in the Wrigley Field batting cage he described as terrible and dangerous.

"It's terrible, more dangerous than a fall," said Dr. Malaz A. Boustani, a professor at the Indiana University Center for Aging Research, who found that elderly patients experiencing delirium were hospitalized six days longer, and placed in nursing homes 75 percent of the time, five times as often as those without delirium.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the boys had "succumbed to the lure" of IS. "These were two misguided young Australians, Australian born and bred, who went to school here, grew up here, imbibed our values, and yet it seems they had succumbed to the lure of the death cult and they were on the verge of doing something terrible and dangerous," he said.

Playing golf on a frozen lake is a terrible and dangerous idea, and this video shows exactly why.

Shortly after the publication of The Man Who Would Be Queen (hereafter TMWWBQ), Conway called to tell me it was a terrible and dangerous book, a book that called transwomen like her "perverts".

Over the years he has been called Red Oskar, enfant terrible, the most dangerous man in Europe and, almost endearingly at times, Napoleon.