Sentence examples for feeling intrepid from inspiring English sources
We departed with corned beef label key rings as souvenirs, feeling intrepid and mildly inclined to turn vegetarian.
We're feeling intrepid as we order, which the waiter clearly notices, cocking his head as we choose the dishes.
If you're feeling intrepid, continue farther south to New Orleans, to immerse yourself in one of America's most exciting mongrel cultures, home to some of the country's best food and music.
Feeling intrepid, I pitch my tent under Ponderosa pines and, with only a twinge of guilt, flop out my four-inch-thick foam mattress.
Even getting to Troytown feels intrepid.
However, if you're feeling confident, intrepid, and just a little bit dangerous, gather up a shoebox, an image to make into a stencil, a flash unit, a pencil and eraser, an art knife, cutting board, PVA glue, scissors, colored cellophane, tracing paper, and clear invisible tape.
There is gaiety and excitement in the air, a rare intrepid feeling due to a month-old cease-fire between the Palestinian armed factions and Israel.
With C L O U D S, as with Ebbers' facsimile data farms, Alexopoulos hearkens back to a simpler time in which the combination of size, shape, and flashing lights was enough to instill in onlookers the exciting, intrepid feeling of the future. .
He is intrepid with flavor as well.
Whatever it is, I've been feeling a little sulky the last few days, less the intrepid traveler and more the kid at camp who's had enough and wants to go home.
