Sentence examples for to be in danger of from inspiring English sources

A newborn infant was believed to be in danger of harm by supernatural beings; the infant's parents were simultaneously in danger and potentially dangerous.

Donovan seems unlikely to be in danger of losing his place.

Though the final score was close, Wales never looked to be in danger of losing.

Manuel, thought to be in danger of losing his job, might merit some credit.

He and his followers sometimes seem to be in danger of forgetting this.

And the Molinari political dynasty itself appears to be in danger of extinction this year.

Oil reserves, which in the 1970s were thought to be in danger of running out, have grown mightily since then.

"Who would want his son to be in danger of being killed or of being sent to jail? ".

Union leaders seem to be in danger of losing control in the face of demands for an all-out strike.

It is less than a decade since the Tory government made a mistake that Mr Brown seems to be in danger of emulating.

Beneath the joke was a sly acknowledgment that now network television, not the human brain, looks to be in danger of maceration.