Sentence examples for dare to visit from inspiring English sources

Few outsiders dare to visit.

Who would dare to visit the state security branch in Damascus?

You drive a president to "extreme vetting" procedures and bring down a plague on all Muslims who dare to visit the United States.

The Pirate's Daughter, by Margaret Cezair-Thompson (Review, £7.99) Errol Flynn did land in Jamaica to film in 1946, but here his swashbuckling arrival launches a fiction that sails into harbours that Hollywood would never dare to visit.

You ask whether President Obama would dare to visit the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima Hiroshimaa survivors ask Obama to reaffirm his commitment to world without nuclear weapons, 14 May).

And on Monday, after years of planning and fighting, state legislators will vote on a measure intended to do for all of the city what Rutgers did for its riverfront campus: make Camden a place where outsiders would dare to visit, and perhaps even live.

Mr. Khan said he had not dared to visit his constituency in months.

Guide books warned the tourists who dared to visit to be out of town by 3pm.

Under Saddam Hussein, the few who dared to visit were treated like spies, with intelligence agents following their every move.

She has received countless death threats, and for months she has not dared to visit her own home except in disguise.

He had dared to visit the piece of southern jungle, the size of Switzerland, that is controlled by Colombia's largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).