Sentence examples for I will brave from inspiring English sources

I will brave the wind hurtling in from the Hudson River, walk the platform and claim the spot where I think the train doors will open.

Please try to imagine the privations I will brave for three weeks on this six-hundred-and-thirty-two-foot-long, thirty-thousand-ton hunk of steel as it galumphs across the sea from Philadelphia to Hamburg, with brief stops in Norfolk Virginia and Antwerprp.

And I will brave hell, and round out hell, for these people are my home.

Next time I think I'll brave the "10 items only" queue, even if I have sneaked in one too many tins of beans.

I wonder, though, whether voters will brave the wind and the wet on 15 November to register their support for candidates who say they don't support more "bobbies on the beat", that zero tolerance is a myth, that resources should be skewed towards the poorer high-crime areas and that they want their officers to be nicer to people.

We will brave crowds and long lift lines.

"It's strange," says Abu Jana, a Syrian who will brave the Mediterranean later this summer.

In search of a Plan B, they will brave traffic-clogged roadways to drive to New York City.

Now the big question around town is how many balloonists will brave the trip to New Mexico.

This December, European survey engineers will brave −35° temperatures to drill 3 km below a lake in the West Antarctic Ice Sheet in an ambitious scientific mission to collect sub-glacial samples at greater depth.

So bad that you will brave the smell inside, which is powerful enough to bring tears to your eyes.