Sentence examples similar to intrepid endeavor from inspiring English sources

As Helen, the historian, and her intrepid research assistant endeavor to learn the identity of the papers' author, readers are transported back to the 17th century to when Ester Velasquez arrived in England as an immigrant and was permitted to scribe for a blind rabbi.

My endeavor did require a certain amount of intrepid travel, though not the kind that involves eating ants or crossing rivers on makeshift rafts.

Gary Jobson, a veteran of five America's Cups and a commentator for ESPN's coverage, says that only twice in Cup history has a slower boat won: in 1934, when Endeavor beat Rainbow, and in 1970, when Intrepid defeated Gretel II.

Some intrepid fly fishermen do flail the surf of the open ocean, but the timing and location of such an endeavor are critical, and it is not for the weak of knee or heart.

Intrepid party.

More intrepid?

Feeling intrepid?

Intrepid athletes!

Intrepid last week.

The intrepid Joseph Jastrow.

Or our intrepid spy?