Sentence examples for uncommon danger from inspiring English sources

The protagonist of Uncommon Danger, as Hodder & Stoughton thought the novel should be called, is not a professional hero.

Journey into Fear, Uncommon Danger, Cause for Alarm, The Mask of Dimitrios and Epitaph for a Spy are all published by Penguin Modern Classics at £8.99 each.

In Uncommon Danger, the representatives of communism and what Zaleshoff calls "moderate radicalism" but Kenton himself would probably think of as basic human decency are pitted against the agents of capital and fascism: Balterghen, Saridza and their many cronies.

But the 2016 race confronts Illinois voters with uncommon dangers, because so many candidates are playing with fire.

Morales remained at large, a symbol of an era when violent leftist groups sowed fear and found sympathizers in the US and Latin America, and when bombs and hijackings were not uncommon dangers.

Thankfully this is very uncommon and the worst danger most of us face is not getting a laugh.

Still further afield, an Ebène arrangement of the Dick Dale surf-rock anthem "Misirlou" teased out the song's piquant Mediterranean roots; a rendition of Astor Piazzolla's "Libertango" did uncommon justice to the danger and libido in the original.

"This is an uncommon event and a very real danger," said Jim Calloway, a senior engineer with the Texas Public Utilities Commission.

Their analysis offers an uncommon balance; addressing both the benefits and dangers of CPOEs, and highlighting differences in the types of errors prevented and perhaps enhanced through their use.

At end of the day, this event is a reminder of the uncommon psyche of California, a place where the dangers may be part of the attraction (or at least, evidence that the considerable charms of Southern California compensate for the attendant dangers).

They once shared picnics, softball games, locker-room ribbing, and, of course, a sense of danger -- the usual trappings that forge uncommon bonds in a firehouse.