Sentence examples for dared to follow from inspiring English sources

No politician has dared to follow in Nadine Dorries' footsteps last year, but plenty of soap stars, sporting champions and noughties boy band members have done.

At the peak of their flawless streak in the mid-00s, Pixar dared to follow that up with the tender, energetic and boundlessly adventurous story of Carl Fredricksen and Russell, the unlikeliest pair of South American explorers.

But few have dared to follow Mr Laker's flightpath to confront the established carriers on scheduled long-haul routes.Now a group of new low-cost airlines, many of them based in Asia, is targeting the market for long-haul flights those lasting more than six hours.

Compared to someone like Xenakis who's mathematical structures were so unique, complicated, and idiosyncratic that few people dared to follow in his footsteps, Cage's chance procedures, coupled with his openness to new ideas, were the source of many younger artists' visions, in performance art, dance, theater and literature, as well in as music.

Compared to someone like Xenakis whose mathematical structures were so unique, complicated, and idiosyncratic that few people dared to follow in his footsteps, Cage's chance procedures, coupled with his openness to new ideas, were the source of many younger artists' visions, in performance art, dance, theater and literature, as well in as music.

Simply know that you dared to follow your dreams.

He wrote in 1996 that the example of Cezanne "helps me to dare to follow my most awkward, foolish passions and obsessions, to wave my own red flags in the dull faces of late-century salon hacks and killers".

Indeed, it's fair to say that the Star's USP has more to do with sex and trivia than the Sun's, despite its invention of Page 3. Murdoch is aware that, should he dare to follow his anti-Page 3 instincts, he may jeopardise the Sun's circulation.

Like Roger Bannister who broke the four-minute mile, Billie's performance also broke a psychological barrier by turning the famously "unlearnable" and "unplayable" into theatrical tours de force, thus granting those of us who dare to follow in her wake the confidence that it was possible.

Dare to dare because if you do, success, at any age will dare to follow.

Perhaps he dares to follow you into the basement of Lyman Hall, to this very office.