Sentence examples for dare according from inspiring English sources

An Australian man has been hospitalized for more than a month in serious condition as a result of eating two garden slugs on a dare, according to Australian news media and ProMED, an online service that tracks disease outbreaks.

The company may have started on a dare, according to "Packard: A History of the Motor Car and the Company," edited by Beverly Rae Kimes (Automobile Quarterly Publications, 2002).

Gianni Gertosio, scion of a pastry-making family in Cuneo, near the heart of the hazelnut-growing area of Piedmont, decided in 1975 to make giandujotti almost on a dare, according to his son Massimo, who makes them now.

- $60 million is expected in sales for her new perfume, Truth or Dare, according to Women's Wear Daily.

Don Paterson's Forward prize-winning collection Rain has been overlooked for this year's TS Eliot prize, which has selected a shortlist of 10 poets "who have dreamed and who have dared", according to chair of judges Simon Armitage.

Shame, betrayal and abandonment are the cultural mechanisms to shut down those who dare to push it, according to Dr. Mario Martinez (who authored the life-changing must-read The Mind-Body Code).

Nerve is a social network that augments and gamifies reality: it's "Truth or Dare, minus the truth," according to its welcome reel.

This is a craze which involves participants filming themselves drinking alcohol - "necking" - nominating someone to follow them and then posting a video of them carrying out the dare on Facebook - according to the Guardian.

A plastic didgeridoo full of Sexy Candy turns out to be those sugar hearts from grade school, but with a PG-13 power dynamic: Beg Me, Dare Me. "Dream Angels," according to Victoria's propaganda, is America's No. 1 fragrance, which makes sense in an obese nation with no self-control: it smells like an alcoholic Twinkie.

According to Omo-Dare, Yorubas for long have referred to keloids in their art and literature [ 26].

The as-yet-unnamed character will pen novels that no one "would dare to write" at the time, according to The Hollywood reporter.