impending danger

We needed to see them and that impending danger from the start.

It was a person whose two eyes and sense of impending danger were the girl's only protection.

The sense of impending danger was not so immediate as all that.

From where, then, had come this persistent sense of impending danger?

The fact that a feeling of impending danger cut through the high was all the more dramatic.

Something had called out to him, a distant song, a voice of impending danger.

They faced south and were ignorant of the impending danger.

The moment he spoke of the impending danger, I knew his words were true."

Are they trying to warn us of some impending danger to Jessica's child?

The only time she ever heard him shout was to warn someone of impending danger.

Might he not possibly guard him in some way and ward off impending danger?

A captain who was blind and deaf to any impending danger.

The young attorney had no thought of impending danger.

"Now, is there anyone among us that still doubts the magnitude of the impending danger?"

That way if the government is trying to warn them of impending danger they won't hear about it.

Tom replied, as a surge of impending danger swept over him.

It seemed to be a warning of impending danger.

He saw that the first lieutenant was having a difficult time accepting the reality of impending danger.

She settled there at midnight, chilled by a sense of impending danger.

A sense of impending danger seemed to hang like a black pall over the camp.

Capability is not a feeling you get, and you rather feel, even from the beginning, an impending danger.

His scalp prickled with a sudden sense of impending danger.

The animal, suddenly conscious of impending danger, looked up and sniffed the wind.

While drawbacks may not always occur, their presence are considered a sign of impending danger.

It lasted about a minute before fading and they both sensed a feeling of impending danger.