Примери за използване на When danger на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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When danger is past.
When danger has passed.
They can even sense when danger is approaching.
When danger becomes fun.
He always knew when danger was coming, and rain.
When danger is overwhelmed….
It's normal for them to sense when danger is approaching.
When danger's at the door On Halloween night.
They also serve as bolt holes when danger approaches.
So when danger threatens, the logical course is clear.
He is someone who would rescue when danger starts to call.
When danger scrapes past me, it feels really good.
This entire city rose from the deep of the ocean when danger was imminent.
As always when danger looms, we feel a sense of panic.
You might think it would be dangerous to shut your eyes just when danger approaches.
When danger becomes a reality, it must be met head-on.
Resistance: This stage occurs when danger remains beyond the fight or flight period.
But when danger struck the heart of our city, he single-handedly battled Shredder, locking him up behind bars.
So they wouldn't trust their gut enough to scream or run away when danger's smack in front of them.
But when danger becomes a reality, it must be met head-on.
Some people are"incapable of seeing any danger, even when danger is imminent, he said.
But when danger strikes the business… he risesto the surface like a snake.
When danger is gone, an animal literally shakes off the stress and goes about its business again.
And plants can communicate with each other when danger is nearby, according to a 2007 study in the journal Oecologia.
When danger drove them to the treetops, they climbed just like the humans of today would.
Whenever reality came too close when danger or desire threatened that illusion he would dress up.
When danger of recession appeared most serious, the government strengthened the economy by spending heavily itself or cutting taxes so that consumers would spend more, and by fostering rapid growth in the money supply, which also encouraged more spending.