Sentence examples for dares to move from inspiring English sources
He married another woman and warned the children he has with Agwang not to be seen with their mother, whose body odour means she is teased when she dares to move through her village, called Madoc.
"Because of the bombing and fighting, nobody dares to move in the city and the patients are unable to hospital," said Rosa Crestani, head of emergency programmes for Médecins Sans Frontières, which is providing treatment in Douentza.
A ghost is a diminished thing, both invisible and, seemingly, dulled and narrowed, enduring solely to see the lover left behind; the horror of a house's haunting is ghostly wrath at a sense of abandonment by a lover who dares to move on, ghostly envy of happy people, ghostly resentment of newcomers who usurp the sacred space of lost love.
Directed by John Gray (who has made historical television films like "The Hunley"), "Haven" is best when it dares to move into territory it can claim as its own, like the resentment of the Jews among American soldiers on the ship and even the tensions that erupt between Jews from different parts of Europe.
Until now, no woman has been kidnapped, but that's because no-one dares to move from their own designated areas in the city.
But no battalion dares to move even 10m because they fear the Syrian air force will attack". But help is not on the way - and so everyday the conflict is deepening.
No one dared to move and the Free Syrian Army could do nothing to help civilians.
For anyone who dared to move a pawn against him, the reason was obvious.
The city of Ithaca has dared to move beyond this "hands are tied" response.
Without public pressure the Supreme Court would never have dared to move against Congress, says his lawyer, Benjamín Fernández.
