sense danger

When people sense danger, they will come together to defend themselves.

He had seen the look in her eyes, she sensed danger.

It was almost as if he could sense danger better in the darkness.

They can't see at night, but I can st sense danger then.

He did not sense danger to them; it was something far more vague.

Sensing danger, they began to move back out of sight.

School officials, sensing danger, made a decision to remove their students from the country.

Fortunately, sensing danger from me, he was to the point.

Often he is among the first to sense danger.

Also, he could sometimes sense danger coming for any of the three of them.

Somewhere near he sensed danger, but from which direction would it come?

The first action the blade takes is to block the enemy's ability to sense danger.

He could sense danger, the presence of the pursuers, even when there was no real evidence.

The old bear sensed danger and stood up to his full height.

The deer sensed danger, and so did the rest of the herd.

He did not know what was going on, but he sensed danger.

Some instinct in him which never rested had sensed danger.

I bet that women sensed danger in him and were drawn to it.

Singh sensed danger to their lives and ordered them to leave him.

Even without being told about the radiation, she could sense danger permeating the dark growth.

She sensed danger in the tent, felt the animal tension.

His eyes kept glancing here and there in the darkness, as if he sensed danger.

Many of the mothers spoke of being able to sense danger for their child.

He turned around and, sensing danger, came within a millimeter of losing his life.

Often he hung back, reluctant as a dog that's sensed danger.