Sentence examples for to jeopardy from inspiring English sources
noun
Danger of loss, harm, or failure.
- The poor condition of the vehicle put its occupants in constant jeopardy.
This "Mary" narrator identifies female writers such as herself as outsiders committed to jeopardy.
He suffered heart attacks in 2007 and 2012, returning to Jeopardy! each time after taking about a month off to recover.
There are dozens of sites where game players can hook up with one another to play everything from chess to Jeopardy.
In his book, "Hard Measures: How Aggressive C.I.A. Actions After 9/11 Saved American Lives," Mr. Rodriguez wrote that he had grown frustrated that the tapes might become public and expose the officers shown in them to jeopardy.
These days all it takes to go from obscurity to "Jeopardy" question is inciting the wrath of the mayor of New York City, which Ms. Cox has done handily.
McClane, for his part, adds some pop-culture references of his own, which Gruber doubtless wouldn't get when Gruber tries and fails to guess his identity, McClain taunts him with an allusion to "Jeopardy".
That is, we won't be able to know how much of the program's success to attribute to humanlike or superhuman intelligence, and how much to Jeopardy-specific hacks.
Human beings have the ability not only to win at "Jeopardy!" but to feel a little embarrassed about winning on "Jeopardy!" Nor is this affect merely "emotional," in the classic Kirk-to-Spock sense.
Still, Trebek is sympathetic to Hurley and to other "Jeopardy!" contestants.
All of this adds up to possible jeopardy as Lyft proceeds to curry financial favor.
It's my job to talk him in to doing Jeopardy.
