Meanings of great jeopardy in English

You think Michael Cohen, that situation, presents great jeopardy to President Trump?

Out of nowhere, he could sense great jeopardy to Borenson and Myrrima.

It was in great jeopardy in the great panic of 1837.

But all this time our client is in great jeopardy.

Sir, said Launcelot, ye put yourself in great jeopardy.

It seemed wrong in part because it put those who took the endowments in great jeopardy.

The friends of the Golden One tell us this Force is in great jeopardy, here and everywhere.

Then stood the realm in great jeopardy a long while, for many weened to have been king.

The desire which the keeper expresses to possess himself of the money convinces me of my great jeopardy.

In the hands of the king's officers their lives were in great jeopardy, but they finally escaped the scaffold.

He then inquired the cause of her dolour, when she bade him flee, for his life was in great jeopardy.

But now go again lightly, for thy long tarrying putteth me in great jeopardy of my life, for I have taken cold.

But I would observe, that a government which encourages this tendency risks its own tranquillity, and places its very existence in great jeopardy.

There he learns from some prisoners what things are going on in the camp of Cicero, and in how great jeopardy the affair is.

But this victory in one direction brought with it corresponding reverses in another: the social future of Cowperwood and Aileen was now in great jeopardy.

God has relieved you from this great jeopardy, and your duty is to strive to act as it is evident he intends you to do.