Sentence examples for brave explorer from inspiring English sources

Aged two plus and a brave explorer?

They then learned the story of the brave explorer who navigated into uncharted territory with sailors who were frightened of falling off the edge of a flat earth.

Via some brilliantly handled audience interaction, we become members of Bristol's "brave explorer's club" and head out on an expedition to Antarctica led by the bushy-bearded Peregrine Falcon.

The early colonists were not brave explorers but "waste people" who had been expelled from England.

But while we oldies pause for coffee, the woods and sunlit meadow around us cast their spell, and the boys are suddenly off, transformed into brave explorers.

It did not occur to these brave explorers of the musical wilderness that jazz was a new art form that had no need to be elevated by the European mind.

Just like humans have astronauts and mountain climbers, honeybee societies have their own brave explorers: scouts, the bees that venture out to find new food sources.

We stood up on the stage like brave explorers and we gazed over a sea of spiked haircuts, nerd glasses and fluro ensembles.

(Ages 2 and up) Like an athlete or an intrepid explorer, our brave heroine prepares herself for a daunting challenge.

I came late to the (underappreciated) work of Gregor von Rezzori, one of the bravest explorers of self-implication I know of, and to the work of Norman Mailer, whom I can hardly stand, but who deserves more credit, I think, for ushering in the blow-by-blow self-excoriating fictionalization of personal experience that is now so common.

Then there is Alejandro Malaspina, Spain's answer to Cook and a brave, intelligent explorer in his own right.