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Meanings of great dangers in English
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Usage of great dangers in English
1
Ulysses enumerated the great dangers that the boat was about to face.
2
They cannot catch him, no matter what great dangers he may be in.
3
Even among the Vril-ya you would be exposed to great dangers.
4
It's borne in upon my mind that great dangers will lie round you.
5
The Company to which I belong runs, you say, great dangers.
6
He was fully aware that he faced great dangers, almost impossibilities.
7
Intellectually, he was not fit to conduct a powerful party through great dangers.
8
The two great dangers which threaten the existence of religions are schism and indifference.
9
These fires are one of the great dangers of California.
10
The American people have encountered together great dangers and sustained severe trials with success.
11
In carrying out their operations, they often run great dangers.
12
The beasts that were such great dangers to them were mere trifles to him.
13
Blind though he is, he sought me through great dangers, aye, and found me.
14
How few people are aware of the great dangers of that common foible, vanity!
15
These opposite tendencies of the nation and the army expose democratic communities to great dangers.
16
In my youth I, too, passed through great dangers.
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