harm's way

noun

1. danger; a dangerous situation.

   to get out of harm's way during a storm.

Example Sentences

He's from the west of Ukraine and could return there out of harm's way.

From BBC

“You can’t just let a ball soar past your eyes just because you’re in harm’s way. It sounds kind of crazy, but that’s what you signed up for when you want to be a receiver in this league.”

From Los Angeles Times

She said she called 999 amid the "bedlam" and "chaos" as she and Ms Liddle tried to push terrified children out of harm's way.

From BBC

Placing herself in harm’s way numerous times throughout Season 2, Wednesday even lands herself in a coma at one point, and while she’s out, Morticia sits at her bedside and reads from Macbeth.

From Salon

“We just didn’t want to put him in harm’s way,” Roberts said.

From Los Angeles Times