Sentence examples for daring activities from inspiring English sources

Sylvia Earle's recognizability in the world of marine activities — and, to an extent, with the general public — has come about gradually during a career that began with a narrow specialization and has grown broader as she has kept moving toward more comprehensive, and often highly adventurous and daring, activities.

Sylvia Earle's recognizability in the world of marine activities and, to an extent, with the general public has come about gradually during a career that began with a narrow specialization and has grown broader as she has kept moving toward more comprehensive, and often highly adventurous and daring, activities.

The agency hopes the contracting out of freight duties will save it money that can then be re-invested in more daring activities beyond the station, at destinations such as asteroids and Mars.

Once there, I partook in all sorts of daring activities: sharing a beer with a girl who had mono; swimming in a lake that turned out to be inhabited by crocodiles; spelunking in a cave without a rope.

The arbitrarily chosen daring activity (to show who would be more compatible with Emily) was cliff jumping and, during dinner, things got tense -- crying ensued and one guy was sent packing.

Sign the person up to perform a daring activity.

Select a daring activity that the person you are buying for has mentioned wanting to perform but has never done; such as skydiving, kayaking, or para-sailing.

The Winter Olympics suffer more than the Summer Olympics because their main audience is more curious about than devoted to daring, unfamiliar activities like snowboard cross and luge.

Furthermore, the depressed juveniles might have actively sought exciting, dangerous, daring or illegal activities in an attempt to relieve their feelings of dysphoria and boredom [ 41].

Tension and official persecution of recusants increased in the wake of the daring clandestine missionary activities of English Jesuits, trained on the Continent and smuggled back to England.

Maybe I'll also try less daring but scenic activities, like a gondola ride to Skyline Queenstown.