The phrase "acts of daring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe bold or courageous actions taken by individuals or groups.
Example: "The explorers were celebrated for their acts of daring as they ventured into uncharted territories."
Alternatives: "feats of bravery" or "deeds of courage."
That acts of daring could lead to funerals is something many young people fail to envision when embarking on adventures fueled by curiosity, restlessness, boredom, defiance or impulsiveness -- often compounded by alcohol.
The demonstrations have thinned but not abated this week; large tents have been set up within the sight of Israeli snipers, as if base camps for future acts of daring.
Last Friday, thirty-five thoustagedazans staged a march to the border fence with Israel under the banner of "Return". The demonstrations have thinned but not abated this week; large tents have been set up within the sight of Israeli snipers, as if base camps for future acts of daring.
In a movement defined by acts of daring, Davison's bravery was extraordinary.
My comfort zone measured all of about four square inches; acts of daring were hardly my hallmark.
But that would have required acts of daring that you will probably see the same day that restaurants in Saudi Arabia start serving beer and wine.
I can still recall the act of daring carried out by my sister when we discovered that everyone at school already had a ginger beer "plant".
Referring to a late 19th century act of daring where a performer strapped to a wheel whizzed round on a coiled track.
His book itself is an act of daring, a message from the frontline of an old and bruising war.
By contrast, November, in Brantley's verdict, "might have been an act of daring four years ago, when Mr Bush was running for a second term.
