How to use "danger" in a sentence

But I'm not thinking of danger at the moment

Captain Nemo never thought of danger

In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger

You are in great danger! You must come with me and talk to that man in the hand-carriage

The brave man was in terrible danger, but Marius still could not fire the gun

Finally, after three months, the doctor announced that Marius was out of danger

If the person who has Catherine hears me, she is in danger

"Do you want to put us both in danger?"

We think we can trust them, but we know that this letter could put you in danger

Maybe he was just being protective - worried that the rebels would put her in danger

"Most things worth fighting for involve a little danger

Bill Jaborski was smart, tough, clever, and filled with respect for the danger in what he did

But Tina herself didn't think there was any serious danger, and Elliot tended to agree with her

"There probably isn't any danger

Suddenly he realized she was in as much danger as he was

She was more able to believe that he was joking than that he had really been in danger

As Elliot drove away from the burning house, his instinctual sense of danger was as sensitive as it had been in his military days

No matter who was searching for them, no matter how large the organization pitted against them, this city was too big to harbor danger for them in every nook and crevice

"The danger has struck a chord in you."

"But now that you're in real danger again for the first time in years, a part of you is responding to the challenge

He was in chains, sitting in the center of a small, well-lighted cavern, but the passageway that led to him was shadowy and reeked of danger

Occasionally wind found the aircraft and pummeled it, but the chopper bobbed and weaved like a good boxer, and it no longer seemed in danger of being dealt a knockout punch.

You're in danger!'

I hope your enemies will be happy with that, and then you won't be in danger any more

Then he said to me, 'John Openshaw is in real danger

It seems to me almost unbelievably wonderful that, with that danger threatening us, people could continue their ordinary business as they did

It was some time before my shock would let me struggle up into a drier position, or think of the great danger I was in.

The advertising boards said, 'Terrible tragedy! Fighting at Weybridge! Defeat of the Martians! London in danger!' He bought a paper.

'London in danger! Kingston and Richmond defenses broken! Terrible killing in the Thames Valley!'

London, which had gone to bed on Sunday night not knowing much and caring even less, was woken in the early hours of Monday morning to a real sense of danger.

I thought of her in Leatherhead, frightened, in danger, thinking of me already as a dead man

I knew my cousin was brave enough for any emergency, but he was not the sort of man to understand danger quickly and do something about it

We stood shocked by our danger, and if the Martian had been looking down we would have died immediately

At a later date we began to feel less in danger of being seen because the sunlight outside was very bright, but at first anything approaching the house drove us back into the hall in fear

However, despite the danger, we could not prevent ourselves from going back to look again and again

I must admit that the trouble and danger of our time have left a continuing sense of doubt and fear in my mind

He didn't understand that his life was in danger.

The Nobel Committee said she was a brave person who never worried that she was in danger

You are in great danger," says Lolita.

Zorro says, "Can Lolita stay here with you for a few days? She is in danger."