Sentence examples for dare to adopt from inspiring English sources
Would Baron Cohen dare to adopt a fresh disguise and trap Sting in some outlandish folly, or is he now too close a friend?
Building on a core of young players who had worked together in Brian Flynn's excellent Under-21 sides, he had laid the foundation for a future in which a team steered by Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey – whom he made captain at 20 – could look forward to the coming 2014 World Cup qualifying games with a more justified optimism than any Wales team had dared to adopt for decades.
Not all health workers dare to take [HIV] tests.
My hope is that radical advances in Scotland would persuade Labour, dare I say it, to adopt a socialist programme.
On education, the administration dares not impose national tests by law; so it urges states to adopt school tests voluntarily.
The adopting mother does not dare to file the paperwork for fear of outing her partner, who serves in the military.
Risks arose when we did not dare to trust our own reason but instead, like the scholastics, uncritically adopted the opinions of others.
