harm's way

noun

1. danger; a dangerous situation.

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

Example Sentences

The larger purpose is to encourage honesty and character, so that the American people know that when their loved ones serving in uniform are sent into harm’s way, they will be led by men and women of integrity.

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“This Marine made the ultimate sacrifice, and we are forever grateful for his selfless commitment and willingness to go into harm’s way.”

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With “the more severe storm events that we’ve been seeing the last two, three years, more and more people are living in areas of harm’s way,” Kevelighan said.

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They discussed how they succeeded in moving civilians out of harm’s way, removing Hamas’s main weapon.

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"Too often, journalists are put in harm's way while fulfilling their vital role of delivering accurate news to the public," said Media Minister Ian Murray.

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