Sentence examples for dare to interfere from inspiring English sources

London will not (dare to) interfere with local choice from a selection of good local candidates, plus a Dunwoody.

Perhaps most significantly, there was a large amount of indignation that Hatchet should dare to interfere in the matter when she was not even a United fan.

What warm soapy water, rubbing alcohol and razor blades could not do, the City Council accomplished on Wednesday with a unanimous voice vote: the hated yellow-green Sticker of Shame that the city affixes semipermanently to cars that dare to interfere with street cleaning is being done away with.

Even so, nobody would dare to interfere so dramatically with Gloucester Cathedral today.

Of course, Trump would never dare to interfere with the economic and political forces that support internet freedom.

She stood there, nude and helpless, as the other inhabitants of the house did not dare to interfere.

For almost half a century no government has dared to interfere seriously with the way the police service is run.

She even dared to interfere with the career of her son John Quincy when his diplomatic posting in Russia took him farther away from home than she wished him to be.

"Head in a plastic bag" could be a good name for a Forlorn Gaze song actually, but I wouldn't dare presume to interfere with the lyrical genius that is the bands lead singer, Sheldon D'arc.

How dare they try to interfere with the visions of such a pioneer?

"If the brigandish U.S. imperialists dare to infiltrate spy planes into our airspace to interfere with our peaceful satellite launch preparations, our revolutionary armed forces will mercilessly shoot them down," the North's state-run Korea Central Radio said.