Sentence examples for the same danger zone from inspiring English sources

Baron Cohen wants to inhabit the same danger zone in his relation to the audience, and in his work, too — he's frequently on the verge of being clobbered.

The same danger is stalking Europe and could lead to a sovereign default by a euro-zone country and the breakup of the euro.

Women working outside the toleration zones face the same dangers as before.

His wife was at a church event elsewhere in the same general area, but away from the danger zone.

The conversation about race (when "ESPN" and "race" are in the same sentence, you're already in the Danger Zone) led to Parker questioning whether Griffin was a "cornball brother" or not.

The area directly in front of the goals is called the "danger zone".

At this stage, the Arctic permafrost enters the danger zone.

The GOP has "entered the danger zone," he said.

Cameron said the economy was "out of the danger zone".

In some communities nonvaccination rates have hit the double digits — well into the danger zone.

I think the eurozone is still in the danger zone.