Sentence for danger | Use danger in a sentence

Sentences using the word danger. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use danger in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for danger.

• His coming is a danger. (10)
• But he was not in danger. (8)
• Is he really out of danger? (8)
• Yet there was danger in delay. (5)
• The mind is the danger for her. (10)
• Mrs. Warwick is in great danger . (10)
• There was less danger than he thought. (8)
• I have been ill; I shrink from danger. (10)
• How if there be danger and menace above? (10)
• Mystery is the great danger to youth, my son! (10)
• When in danger, she sings without excitement. (10)
• But quickly signs of danger began to multiply. (19)
• I know the danger of indulging such speculations. (4)
• She stood high, close to danger, without giddiness. (10)
• Had he misconducted himself at the moment of danger? (10)
• All danger is not yet over, but hope has good grounds. (14)
• But they did not deceive themselves as to their danger. (19)
• Let them be in danger of their lives the first or second day. (10)
• She jumped from the fly as if she were leaving danger behind. (10)
• He began to feel the danger of paying Elizabeth too much attention. (4)
• The great danger of using stock columns, however, is in the fitting. (17)
• What the exact nature of the danger was, Captain Gambier could not say. (10)
• She was unable to imagine danger where her own impelling thirst was pure. (10)
• Did you not notice that there was danger, at their second or third glance? (10)
• I am told that he lies in great danger from a blow on the back of his head. (22)
• There was no danger whatever from Mrs. Tallents Smallpeace feeling anything. (8)
• By using metal lath over the brickwork the danger of cracks can be eliminated. (17)
• Harriet had not surmised her own danger, but the idea of it struck her forcibly. (4)
• He could not get reconciled to the feeling that Jolly was in danger all the time. (8)
• The lady had not thought of any other kind of danger from a man of that station. (10)
• Immediate danger to English settlers in Nova Scotia was happily removed for ever. (19)
• Your lively talents would place you in the greatest danger in an unequal marriage. (4)
• He could not see her in a situation of such danger, without trying to preserve her. (4)
• Not that I am any further persecuted by the dread that I am in imminent danger here. (10)
• So wary had been his approach, that Murray and his garrison were ignorant of danger. (19)
• Surely it was a breach of the trust to keep me ignorant of the danger of him I love! (10)
• It was known over Warbeach, that Robert lay in danger, and believed that he was dying. (10)
• Allow him to spend the evening with you, that I may be in no danger of his returning here. (4)
• If it did not, she would ask to be left out there with her own people, away from this danger. (8)
• While looking on she had felt as though she herself was in danger of falling into the depths. (5)
• The ambition of Napoleon Bonaparte had rendered him an appalling danger to the whole of Europe. (19)
• From her face he knew she had grasped the danger at once; had divined it, perhaps, before he spoke. (8)
• A suggestion of possible danger might prove more dangerous than silence, by rendering it attractive. (10)
• But a woman with a musical, appealing voice, in great danger, offered a rare opportunity to a knight. (5)
• She had said of her brother in past days that he would have his time of danger after striking sixty. (10)
• The perils of the sea were at full just then, and the prospect of danger gave her a sort of pleasure. (8)
• You see, Miss Middleton, there was the landscape, and the exercise, and the occasional bit of danger. (10)
• Intuition of danger had evidently smitten Hemmings, for he made no allusion to the object of his visit. (8)
• On their part the priests, besides being pious, were {58} very brave men and cared nothing for danger. (19)
• Danger on the field the Major knew not of; he did not scruple to name the word in relation to his wife. (10)
• He really believed, that were it not for the inferiority of her connections, he should be in some danger. (4)
• She received it with a start, a silence, a sort of quivering all over, as of an animal who scents danger. (8)
• She now began to think that the man Luigi was in some perceptible danger, nor did Ammiani disperse the idea. (10)
• There is no need to say it of Sir Willoughby: he was thrice himself when danger menaced, himself inspired him. (10)
• The danger, however, was at present so unperceived, that they did not by any means rank as misfortunes with her. (4)
• It is this fearful danger of the secret entrapping of fire that it is possible to eliminate from the wooden house. (17)
• Stephen took a hasty mental view of his position; he had been in danger of letting Hilary see that he suspected him. (8)
• In other words, a piece of orange-peel; once on it, your life and limbs are in danger, and you are saved by a miracle. (10)
• So ended all danger to Anne of meeting Captain Wentworth at Kellynch Hall, or of seeing him in company with her friend. (4)
• The calamity of my case is that I am in danger of betraying what is wrong with me to others, without knowing it myself. (10)
• Enthusiasm gone, her spirited imagination of active work on the field of danger beside her brother flapped a broken wing. (10)
• When he stepped out of the car he felt that increase of courage which comes to every man after safely passing through danger. (9)
• My greatest danger, perhaps, in housekeeping, may be quite the other way, in doing too much, and being too careless of expense. (4)
• They were such a danger to the soldiers, too; and in turn, the soldiers were such a danger to the lambs of his flock. (8)
• Anne was so impressed by the degree of their danger, that she could not excuse herself from trying to make it perceptible to her sister. (4)
• These traits of his were regarded as characteristics hopeful rather than the reverse; none of his friends and relatives foresaw danger in them. (10)
• Though without much spiritual insight, they had, each of them, a certain cool judgment; and were fully alive to the danger of thwarting Barbara. (8)
• And not another word was said; but Fanny felt herself again in danger, and her indifference to the danger was beginning to fail her already. (4)

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Definition of danger:

• danger, dn’jr, n. peril, hazard, or risk: insecurity: (_obs._) power. | v.t. (_shak._) to endanger. | adj. dan’gerous, full of danger: unsafe: insecure. | adv. dan’gerously. | ns. dan’gerousness; dan’ger-sig’nal. (0)

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