Sentence examples for day braved from inspiring English sources
Tonight, several dozen employees, the remnant of a group of several hundred earlier in the day, braved cold, rainy weather to demonstrate outside the company's headquarters.
Day braves the storm down 15, and sends a very decent shot into the heart of the green, pin high but not within birdie range.
"Crime's down dramatically -- and lives have been saved in this city -- because every day brave men and women put on a uniform and place themselves in harm's way to protect us," she said.
That is why, ladies and gentlemen, your support is so vital to me, and to my courageous colleagues who every day brave the bullet-scarred streets to bring you news of our unending civil war.
So the other day, braving the stifling heat and the boom box blasting on the schoolhouse steps four floors below, Monica sat in a 90-minute Global Studies test review class, copying notes from the blackboard on Confucius and the Opium Wars.
Following are excerpts from an address by Hillary Rodham Clinton at Riverside Church yesterday, as recorded by The New York Times: Let us start by recognizing that crime is down dramatically -- and lives have been saved in this city -- because every day, brave men and women put on a uniform and place themselves in harm's way to protect us.
When you have a friend holding you accountable, you're far less likely to skip that yoga class even if you've spent all day braving the holiday shopping crowds.
Many's the time that Cocteau would take me aside and say to me (or perhaps it was Edith Piaf): "Courage, mon brave!
The Gannett Company sold $500 million in new bonds on Tuesday, braving high interest rates for a second time this year to pay off some of the $3 billion in debt coming due in the next two and a half years.
Although Cypriots from both sides of the ethnic divide rallied in support of a solution on Tuesday – braving icy temperatures to sing in the name of peace near the UN-patrolled buffer zone that divides the capital Nicosia – the leader also faces considerable opposition from a cohort of rejectionist politicians.
