Sentence examples for brave lines from inspiring English sources

Patrons continue to brave lines that sometimes last up to an hour for Al Yeganeh's concoctions, like corn and seafood chowder, so good it can make people gasp; rich, peppery veal goulash generously flavored with caraway; and vegetarian black bean soup, subtly spiced with cumin and pepper.

Do you know how much of a cliche that is?" It's a brave line.

It's a brave line, it's sad but it also feels hopeful to me.

8.31pm BST Cabrera takes a brave line punching out, and might yet salvage par.

Christie walks a brave line here, but once again she has managed to create a smart and very funny show that goes beyond comedy without compromising on the laughs – a truly impressive achievement.

Mr. Maskin was determined to break the streak on Sunday, with hundreds of couples braving lines to reach the two chapels in the building, at 141 Worth Street.

Eater D.C. is keeping tabs on what restaurants are open (and cheap), for those who didn't brave long lines to stock up on bread, eggs and other French toast ingredients.

— brave interminable lines.

Two middle-aged women in mink coats stood in the square and debated whether to brave the lines.

Even nonbelievers may be tempted to brave long lines to cross through the Holy Door, which the pope opened on Christmas Eve, in a solemn ritual that dates back to 1450, symbolizing the start of a Jubilee.

If you haven't ordered the new iPad already online and you don't plan to brave the lines likely to form later this week when it goes on sale in stores, don't expect to get your hands on the device anytime soon.