Sentence examples for dared to cover from inspiring English sources
Journalists who dared to cover the Chechen side of the conflict were at times threatened and detained by Russian troops.
When one dared to cover an event herself, a replacement was sought with an advertisement that required "no, repeat no, ambitions to write".
This comes shortly after Dozhd (Rain) — an independent television station that dared to cover things from the pro-democracy demonstrations in Moscow, two years ago, to the anti-government demonstrations in Kiev, this winter — was dumped by major cable operators.
Taken by Trees (Remember the Feeling, 2009) Folk singer Taken by Trees, real name Victoria Bergsman, dared to cover Guns 'N' Roses' famous "Sweet Child O'Mine" for John Lewis' Christmas ad.
With great precision and a steady eye, Ms. Sears paints circles around most of her contemporaries, who dare to cover such Surreal, historically laden ground.
The War against Cliché: Essays and Reviews 1971-2000 Martin Amis Jonathan Cape £20, pp512 Buy it at a discount at BOL Tied through a quirk of birth to the writing life, Martin Amis is unusually interested in what it means to be a novelist, in what it means to dare to cover the world in language - in your own language, in a style that is inimitably and ostentatiously your own.
First they got their lawyer to fire off a menacing letter that all but threatened news organizations that dare to cover the film's content.
Sondheim is the preeminent [End Page 627] composer/lyricist of the American stage and is so influential that New York Magazine once ran a cover story that dared to ask the question, "Is Stephen Sondheim God?" The answer is not as definitive as one might expect.
Last year, the Southern People's Weekly dared to publish an issue with the words "Great Famine" emblazoned starkly across the cover.
Worse, he dared to speak.
