| Her eyes were loving and strong as they beheld her husband, her warrior, who was to risk his life in battle once more. |
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| No, I just couldn't believe that he was sentimental enough to risk his life for the vague chance of a new family member. |
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| He put his job on the line to protect us, and would even risk his life for us. |
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| Kayna couldn't believe that her father would dare to risk his life again, after failing for two times in a row. |
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| But why does a 16-year-old boy risk his life by 'confessing' that he would kill in return for a mango slice? |
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| The unfortunate thing, Hannigan said, is that he had felt the need to risk his life. |
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| At the PCO he had a friend who was prepared to risk his life to help make the overseas call. |
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| Nobody has the right to risk his life and, even less, that of the members of the rescue team. |
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| To salute the man who risk his life to help them, Sum 41 named their next album Chuck in his honour. |
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| Or, a third option, does he become an active member of the resistance and risk his life every second of every day? |
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| A community struggling with addictions or abuse could rely on Brian to risk his life to stop domestic disputes involving knives, guns or fists. |
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| Why than was de Gaulle ready to risk his life and the Republic itself to hand over a part of the patrie and a million citizens of European descent to men considered criminals under French common law? |
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| Not willing to risk his life on such a guarantee, John refused to appear, so Philip summarily dispossessed the English of all lands. |
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| Her mother called out to her husband to back away because he had to think of the nine people he was responsible for in the family, and should not risk his life. |
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| Having seen someone die, why does he risk his life? |
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| He could risk his life and his family's and everyone's around him. |
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| He gets nowhere until offering to risk his life by joining her team. |
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| Many studies of battlefield stress and why soldiers fight have reinforced the notion that a soldier will risk his life for his comrades and for the honour and survival of his regiment. |
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| What terms Prevost granted the slaves in exchange for their service is not known, but it is unlikely that anything short of emancipation would induce a slave to risk his life in battle. |
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| What wise man would risk his life on such a frail craft? |
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