| "Gee, Donna, do you think this tinsel is a fire hazard?" | |
| "Now if that isn't a hazard to this country. | |
| "Occupational hazard?" What is that? | |
| "Sisters cause traffic hazard." | |
| "The greatest hazard of all-- "losing one's self-- " can occur very quietly in the world, | |
| "Gee, Donna, do you think this tinsel is a fire hazard?" | |
| "Now if that isn't a hazard to this country. | |
| "Occupational hazard?" What is that? | |
| "Sisters cause traffic hazard." | |
| "The greatest hazard of all-- "losing one's self-- " can occur very quietly in the world, | |
| "Statistical correlations exist between EMF radiation and various health hazards, but mainstream studies are inconclusive." | |
| "The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil constitution, are worth defending at all hazards. | |
| "through the hazards of this untrod state | |
| "will be hard, with lots of hazards, a lot many troubles" | |
| "you may trip at every step, you may face hazards, difficulties." | |
| "Statistical correlations exist between EMF radiation and various health hazards, but mainstream studies are inconclusive." | |
| "The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil constitution, are worth defending at all hazards. | |
| "through the hazards of this untrod state | |
| "will be hard, with lots of hazards, a lot many troubles" | |
| "you may trip at every step, you may face hazards, difficulties." | |
| A secretary to the Spanish Ambassador, whose name she hazarded as Ferdinando. | |
| With this great example before me... and with the faith and honor of the American people... upon which I have so often hazarded my all and never been deceived, I make you the following solemn promises: | |
| in that I knowingly and improperly hazarded the vessel under my command and exposed the lives of the crew. | |
| "When thou canst no longer continue in thy work, without dishonour to God, forgoing thy integrity, wounding conscience, and hazarding the loss of thy salvation, thou mayest, yea, thou must believe, that God will turn thy very silence to his glory. | |
| I'm just hazarding a guess here, but when you said 15 minutes, you meant the "oven" oven, right? | |
| Well, hazarding a guess, I would say we've just been visited by a fully grown specimen of Jurassic dinosaur of the order Sauropoda. | |
| A secretary to the Spanish Ambassador, whose name she hazarded as Ferdinando. | |
| With this great example before me... and with the faith and honor of the American people... upon which I have so often hazarded my all and never been deceived, I make you the following solemn promises: | |
| in that I knowingly and improperly hazarded the vessel under my command and exposed the lives of the crew. | |
| "When thou canst no longer continue in thy work, without dishonour to God, forgoing thy integrity, wounding conscience, and hazarding the loss of thy salvation, thou mayest, yea, thou must believe, that God will turn thy very silence to his glory. | |
| I'm just hazarding a guess here, but when you said 15 minutes, you meant the "oven" oven, right? | |
| Well, hazarding a guess, I would say we've just been visited by a fully grown specimen of Jurassic dinosaur of the order Sauropoda. | |
