Dorothy and Ros were eager and daring adventurers.
ECM attracted the greatest stylists, such as Gary Peacock, Steve Swallow, Eberard Weber and Miroslav Vitous, but also some daring adventurers, John Surman, Louis Sclavis and Rava, and American minimalists, notably Steve Reich.
There were about 4,500 soldiers and 12,000 noncombatants, including the wives and children of British officers, according to Charles Allen, in his book "Soldier Sahibs: The Daring Adventurers Who Tamed India's Northwest Frontier" (Carroll & Graf).
We set off on the Tracy Arm Express, a mid-size cruise boat, with our kayaks lashed to the deck at the bow, feeling like daring adventurers among the warm and well-tended day-trip passengers.
The two words so easily hashtagged have incited awe and anguish from both admirers who enjoy living vicariously through the lens of daring adventurers and critics who lament the fetishization of economic downturns in cities like Detroit, Michigan.
hannahme.com Former English and drama teacher Hill-Murphy has travelled to inhospitable places to recreate the journeys of daring female adventurers from the past.
Both are shadowy, rather passive figures in thrall to an enchanted world, stay-at-homes who admire the otherness and daring of the adventurer; both press their noses to the shop-window (as we, the readers, do), while aware that the glass is unbreakable.
In these movies, Anderson emerged as an heir to the likes of Ernest Hemingway and Howard Hawks, rugged adventurers whose daring exploits were matched by their dandyish style statements.
Franco, it's clear, is devoted to presenting himself as a daring and subversive indie-intellectual adventurer.
The short story collection "Airships," published in 1978, confirmed Mr. Hannah's budding reputation as a daring stylist and a loose-limbed adventurer in an absurdist South of his own imagining: a passionate and violent land teeming with loud drunks, confused war veterans and ardent, uneasy good ol' boys.
