Sentence examples for daring rise from inspiring English sources
In August, 2009, his review, under the headline "A DARING RISE TO THE TOP," awarded the restaurant four stars.
In a distant future (I know, I know…) the poorer provinces of North America are punished for daring to rise up (vainly) against the ruling elite by having to send children to compete in the annual hunger games.
The eyebrows of this very daring young man rose in awe.
Not to mention his daring millennium composition, "All Rise," a symphonic piece commissioned by the New York Philharmonic and performed last December.
The difference, a loss, is borne by taxpayers.The alternative path for Mr Tombini to go down is to cut rates despite rising inflation a daring move given Brazil's history.
It will also deepen the debate in Japan, as elsewhere, about the merits of austerity versus growth.Politically, the tax rise is certainly daring.
The misconception of him as money-grubbing - he earned more from cricket as a supposed amateur or 'Gentleman' than any professional - is in large part a result of his lacking a Gentleman's independent wealth, a member of the rising middle-class daring to rub batting-pads with the aristocracy.
We stared at each other for minutes, me not daring to move, before she rose from the shelter of the rushes and walked on to open ground with fastidious steps, as if testing the ground under each foot, and began to feed.
Again, one is struck by the daring of ending a passage of rising exhortation with the calm, almost finicky precision of "For I am persuaded that".
