Sentences with phrase «to put someone in danger»

Unfortunately, a chance invitation to an underground party and a bag of drugs puts them in danger of messing up the lives they've worked hard to maintain.

We were not putting ourselves in danger by actually standing up to a bully, but we were making a video and letting our peers take away what they would from our creation.

Just make sure it doesn't put you in danger of losing your house for the sake of a car.

It makes good sense to do what you reasonably can to prevent further damage without putting yourself in danger.

People will go looking for their loved ones first thing and willingly put themselves in danger in the process.

I'm surprised there wasn't a dog put in danger as well.

My son lost a ton of weight and his health was put in danger because I listened to these people.

This was the # 1 factor to me — I wanted to be sure I was receiving top - notch instruction since my life could be put in danger if I wasn't.

You could just get caught in rush hour traffic, which puts you in danger, just by being around the abundance of people who probably drive worse than you do.

She didn't have to do that but she chose to put herself in danger for her country.

Risk begins to mount at a waist size above 37 inches for men, and a measurement above 40 inches would put you in the danger zone.

While the concentration camps are only discussed in this movie, one family puts themselves in danger when they agree to hide a young Jewish man.

My mobile baby puts himself in danger several times an hour in some cases.

His job involves putting himself in danger to protect others, but she is strong and courageous alongside his career.

These are individuals that offer their time and often put themselves in danger to protect our community.

A dog who doesn't listen can be frustrating and destructive in the house and may put herself in danger outside.

Instead, you're rewarded for sticking around for as long as possible, and even for deliberately putting yourself in danger.

They also have to avoid doing things to knowingly put themselves in danger.

Cancer insurance is therefore best suited for individuals who believe that regular exposure to certain environments directly puts them in danger of developing a certain type of cancer.

Do the additional points put you in danger of having your license suspended?

They have been hurt and put in danger too many times, so their defenses go up and they fight back.

If you think this stance puts in you danger, then you have to leave.

Don't waste your money or put yourself in danger by buying supplements that promise to cleanse your system.

It comes complete with a stall release lever, allowing the user to quickly reset the driver blade without putting themselves in danger.

Otherwise, you are putting yourself in danger of not getting the results you deserve.

If a hospital does not manage its staff properly and maintain its equipment, it can put you in danger as a patient.

Please, do not put yourself in danger or enter another person's property without permission.

Many responses often end up in junk mail folder and putting it in danger if being deleted by other users is, well, self - explanatory.

in a ideal world, Giroud, Wilshere (crap again and even putting us in danger with his rubbish passing), Gibbs, and some more would be on the bench and we would have a top 11 on the pitch.

But their desire to help the victim put them in danger from her captor too.

The new owner has small children and can not put them in danger with this dog; she is not adoptable because of high liability, and will likely have to be euthanized, all because the idiot who got her as a tiny puppy never trained her how to behave.

Times have changed, and I have become very aware of what students need to think about and watch for that may put them in danger on the roads.

The Catholic Church has said freedom of expression is being put in danger through proposals to ban protests... More

Calling for «a coalition of the rational» to override the committee, Hein charged that «petty political maneuvers» by Bernardo had «once again put in danger the best interests of taxpayer and those most needy in our community.»

Well, a lot's happened this week in the ongoing, excruciating - to - watch saga of the BP Gulf spill — we saw oil continue to lap up on miles of coastline, hundreds of birds put in danger, estimates of the spill's size double, BP's stock plummet (causing

With some drivers reaching break - neck speeds, they are not only putting themselves in danger, but the risks posed to other drivers when speeding are incredibly high and the potential consequences could be fatal.

Ms Reilly continued to deny that this relationship might put in danger children at the school or that she had any duty to disclose it.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continue under government conservatorship, eight years after the fact, and are still paying all their profit back to the U.S. Treasury, ironically putting them in danger of needing another bailout.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus magnified the law, explaining that merely looking with lust makes one guilty of adultery in the heart (Matt 5:28), and that hatred towards ones brother puts them in danger of judgment (Matt 5:22).

Hugely disappointing was Xhaka, a 3.5, who constantly puts us in danger by atrocious shortish passes - so no excuse - straight to opposition and I want him sold in Jan and a more reliable and mobile, faster replacement bought.

Coquelin kept putting us in danger.

Mertesacker put himself in the danger zone and got what he risked for and the team paid for it.

I had two breech babies and, being aware of the risks of trying to deliver them naturally, I was not willing to let my dreams of a natural birth put them in danger.

There's a fetish for attaching prefixes, which I think puts us in danger of stretching the concept to meaninglessness.

I think this is a democracy and people should endorse the people they want to endorse and not have their livelihoods put in danger.»

She also claimed that the leader has put in danger Labour's chance of success in upcoming council elections by going against the grain of popular opinion among Labour voters on the EU debate.