Sentence examples for dare to join from inspiring English sources

As soon as Haddin goes I'll dare to join in the optimism, but not a moment before!

In the next 23 days, we will learn whether the six Democrats on the committee will hold out for real balance, and whether even a single Republican will dare to join them.

Last year virt-x, a small London-based electronic exchange which trades Swiss and other European stocks, was refused access to Clearstream.The (new) Giovannini report does not dare to join the debate over whether national silos are better or worse than the "horizontal" model favoured by the London Stock Exchange LSEE).

The young woman and I grinned at one another, and while I didn't dare to join in the singing, the reverberations of the group's energy had begun to gently wash away my tension and apartness.

But a vanishing proportion of staff – fewer than 100 – have so far dared to join the union.

They had dared to join the faculty at a time when Lebanon was a rough place to live.

The Democrats in Congress, and the Republicans who dared to join them, deserve thanks for removing part of the subsidy.

9 To a Ryanair employee who dared to join the Twitter Q&A: "Get back to work you slacker or you're fired".

Dr. Maathai, who dared to join an opposition party at a time when the government would not tolerate dissent, was knocked unconscious by the police.

One Ryanair employee who dared to join the conversation by tweeting, "So my boss is on Twitter right now," received the immediate response: "Get back to work you slacker or you're fired".

Nevertheless, the bill failed to win the two-thirds needed for ratification, because only eight Republicans dared to join Democrats in support of the treaty, which was negotiated and signed by George W. Bush!