Sentence examples for begins daring from inspiring English sources
"I'm not going to kid you and pretend I'm some sort of tragic victim," he begins, daring to debunk the usual beggars' tales as fiction.
"I try to figure out how do I live out the rest of my life in here and be able to say it wasn't a wasted life," she has wondered in the past; but later, "naturally mourning my own life that has never been," Leslie began daring to hope.
The musician began by daring the can-thrower to come up on stage, continuing: "Come on then, that fuckhead in the tie.
But Norwich knew that Newcastle needed the win more urgently and began as if daring the visitors to come at them full tilt.
Barkley Weighs In on Comeback With the truth behind Michael Jordan's latest potential comeback out in the open -- it began with Jordan daring his good friend Charles Barkley to lose enough weight to play with him -- Sir Charles shed a little more light on the saga last week.
Soon after it became available, drivers began posting daring, if at times reckless, videos to YouTube that demonstrated the cars' inability to detect some badly worn lane markers, resulting in near-collisions with other vehicles.
The 12-part drama begins with a daring robbery at a private bank in the centre of Brussels, and spirals outwards as a conspiracy thriller involving the higher echelons of Belgian society.
One of my favorite quotes is "all glory comes from daring to begin," and I agree.
So begins "Mr. Peanut," the daring, arresting first novel by Adam Ross, an author of prodigious talent, which takes as its theme "the dual nature of marriage, the proximity of violence and love".
As with much of Goethe's later work, its richness, complexity, and literary daring began to be appreciated only in the 20th century.
