Sentence examples for daring to enter from inspiring English sources

"I know Leymah to be a warrior daring to enter where others would not dare," Gbowee's assistant, Bertha Amanor, said to the AP.

You sit and stare, not daring to enter this promised land.

After his conquest of Jerusalem in 63 bc, Pompey desecrated the Temple by daring to enter the Holy of Holies.

After deciding that it takes a little daring to enter Heaven, he signs his name in blue ink.

A few weeks ago, I was threatened with violence for daring to enter a female changing area not by the women there, but by a "concerned man".

But days after the news broke that the ubiquitous American coffee shop is finally daring to enter the Italian market, Ricci does not react with the sense of disdain one might expect.

We sustained and supported a view of Icelanders as more daring — the descendants of Vikings and voyagers who dared to enter uncharted waters — when in fact they were more daring because they were silly, and better at borrowing money.

It is a daring project, to enter the mind of a man known for his withdrawal and silences, but Baker succeeds triumphantly in prose that is both intimate and austere, with an unobtrusive Beckettian cadence.

If you're daring enough to enter the luxury sector as an independent entrepreneur, you're probably already too innovative to get anything out of this book.

After a frustrating morning of catching only tilapia in a lake once full of endemic species, we head back to camp wet and dirty only to be admonished by the local tourist guides for daring (or being foolish enough) to enter what has become a weed-choked swamp taken over by mean (masiaka) crocodiles.

Well now you can with Tomás Saraceno's most daring installation yet In Orbit, which invites visitors to enter "cloud city".