Sentence examples for wild danger from inspiring English sources

Still, these films are less about plot than sweet, sweet action, and so the trailer is more remarkable for the wild danger it features Cruise putting himself through.

There is also a wild card the danger that a sharp reversal in America's economic fortunes will lead to a financial failure that will spook the markets and batter confidence.These downdraughts from America now seem sure to reduce growth in Britain this year, maybe by around half a percentage point of GDP.

But that's the whole point of the wilds: the danger attached to exploring those untamed, uninhabited territories.

Despite these encouraging figures, authorities maintain that the threats listed above could place wild orangutans in danger of extinction in the future.

The youth culture of 1967 may have dissolved into the popular imagination by now, but if you want to see how it looked back then, watch "Danger: Wild Blueberries," which was originally aired in October 1967.

"We thought, What if we started educating workers to make them a little more aware of things like listeria and salmonella, potential pest issues like birds and wild pigs, the danger to their own health and the environment of overusing pesticides?" Mr. Lyons said.

The animals typically live around 10 to 12 years in the wild because of dangers like predation, stress, disease and competition.

In the FBI agents' wild adventure, they encountered danger, but it was through this danger that they created a beautiful friendship with each other.