Sentences with phrase «day lurks the danger»

Past Valentine's Day lurks the danger of Easter - the time when cats come in contact with deadly lilies.

Not exact matches

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This loss of connection, when combined with the ills of concentrated poverty and the inherent flaws of the new building complexes, turned these behemoths into modern - day Trojan Horses: marvelous to behold from the outside (at least when they were new) but with danger lurking inside.

There is almost nothing quite as exhilarating as taking a ride on a motorcycle on a beautiful day, however, one must always be aware of the number of hazards and dangers lurking on the highways, such as unsafe road conditions like potholes or loose gravel, or distracted drivers or, more often than not, simply being at the wrong place at the wrong time.

With this safe haven in place, a child can go out into the big, bad world and face whatever dangers might be lurking there with the assurance that at the end of the day, someone is at home awaiting their return — prepared to lick and bind up whatever wounds the day's adventures may have inflicted.