Sentence examples for dare to make from inspiring English sources
Those who dare to make waves are fired.
That is now a claim which no one would dare to make.
Despite what the reviewers think, no magazine would dare to make up a story from scratch.
We didn't dare to make ourselves at home because we were holding on for something else.
The problem is that few dare to make a quiet-sounding recording.
Perhaps only a team with the depth, and confidence of Germany could and would dare to make such wholesale changes.
If you really want to watch vitriol flow on a monumental scale, be Madonna and dare to make a film.
Lanchester's canvas is broad and compassionate: few other modern novelists would dare to make a hero of a traffic warden.
"I think the politicians will have to be mature enough to solve their own problems and dare to make compromises".
"I wonder if some crazy person will ever dare to make the jump," he said, referring to Amerika.
'Cause if you dare to make a snow angel, all the snow will come down your back and stuff.
