Sentence examples for daring aim from inspiring English sources
The court heard that Fallon rode a "brilliant" race to win on the Queen's horse Daring Aim at Newmarket in July 2004, even though he was allegedly supposed to have lost it as part of the betting scam.
Much of "The People Next Door" is like that, alternating between the genuinely effective and the unfortunately simplistic, daring to aim for uncharted territory and just missing.
Directors invoke such comparisons at their peril, but in Edwards's case there's something perversely admirable about daring to aim so high, proving that he's not frightened of taking his subject matter seriously.
Instead we have Armstrong's point of view of the inside of a series of what feel suspiciously like models made of balsa wood, ready to break apart and kill him any minute now for daring to aim too high.
Like Hughes, Musk made daring, contrarian bets aimed at reshaping enormous industries.
daring its hunter to aim.
As a result, other than a half-hearted attempt to brand England "cocky" by the tabloid Daily Telegraph for daring to confirm their aim "of stealing our cherished World Cup", they have so far escaped the sort of grilling that the Great Britain team endured during the 2006 Tri-Nations series.
Various gourmet clubs specifically aimed at daring eaters have also found inspiration in the trend.
On D-Day it was the object of a daring seaborne assault by U.S. Army rangers, who scaled its cliffs with the aim of silencing artillery pieces placed on its heights.
When I read articles like these, which are about myself, my company and people that I know well, I can't help but feel vitriol aimed at me for DARING to create, launch and raise funding for picplz.
