Sentence examples for brave days from inspiring English sources

And on particularly brave days, which is to say when the polls are looking pretty, Mr Cameron dares even to propose that the poor, the fat, the alcoholic and the drug addict have only themselves to blame for acting as if, "these things are purely external events like a plague or bad weather".

The New Yorker, April 18 , 1925P. 6 Those were brave days when Rev. Dr. Parkhurst was in City; when Big Stick as yet unfashioned; when Robert M. La Follette, governor of State called Wisconsin; spike of John D. Rockefeller as "greatest criminal of age"; when Ida Minerva Tarbell published amazing history of Standard Oil Company.

Drivers must brave day-long journeys on disintegrating roads.

And see the brave day sunk in hideous night; x / x / x / x / x /.

This stanza is from "Sonnet XII" written by William Shakespeare: "When I do count the clock that tells the time, And see the brave day sunk in hideous night; When I behold the violet past prime, And sable curls, all silvered o'er with white; ".

Just over two months since the storm devastated the area, displacing pets and wreaking havoc on shelters in its path, a few things stand out: volunteers who braved days on end with no electricity to care for animals, thousands of dollars in losses and tales of shelters helping shelters.

He pined for the "brave old days when authors and critics used to come to blows".

Wodehouse belonged to the second category, though his letters do include a surprising mention of the "brave old days when I used to get clap".

On your first day of school, find a friend who is in your class and you can brave the day together.

It was my colleagues that were brave that day.

Yamato has reportedly been taken to hospital, after braving six days of heavy rainfall and overnight temperatures of just seven degrees.