Sentence examples for threatening danger from inspiring English sources

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"They have official approval to eliminate them as soon as possible, because the dimensions of the community began to take another course, and is now threatening danger," the statement said.

Here then, is our most immediate world threatening danger.

El Norte, an Oscar nominated film by Gregory Nava, depicts the grueling experiences of a Mayan brother and sister who escape when the Guatemalan army destroys their village only to face life threatening danger as they make their way illegally through Mexico, and then in Los Angeles.

These later result in young girls embarking onto motherhood with little knowledge on major life threatening danger signs associated with pregnancy and delivery.

Therefore, the threatening danger which hung over our Fatherland in the initial period of the war was largely due to Stalin's very own faulty methods of directing the nation and the party.

But when, under conditions of modern warfare, our shores are threatened by hostile forces, the power to protect must be commensurate with the threatened danger.

That goal encouraged the home side to their best spell after a poor first half but even during that period any counter-attack that featured Ighalo and Deeney (below) with their sharp inter-passing threatened danger.

The wealth of talent within Hull's ranks was highlighted by they fact that they were able to threaten danger at every opportunity despite missing their captain Richard Swain, who withdrew before the kick-off with a thigh injury.

Hell, if you're a woman, walking home alone can put you in life-threatening danger.

Current themes are as morose as peasant life in feudal England -- unending sorrow punctuated by flashes of life-threatening danger.