Sentence examples for intrepid man from inspiring English sources

Jim Foley, who was forty, was a handsome and quietly intrepid man who reported for GlobalPost, a Boston-based news site.

What marks Stewart out from similar writers is that this is not the life of an Englishman remaining English abroad, as in the Provence of Peter Mayle, but that of an intrepid man having to survive in a primitive part of Spain where making a living is a struggle.

"Birbanto is an intrepid man," Nezha said.

Before leaving for chemotherapy this intrepid man told me his favorite color was "Blue Cove Day" blue -- no dolphins are killed on Blue Cove Day.

The two friends were among more than 300 women, along with a few intrepid men, who attended that matinee performance.

And these intrepid men and women have responded with high spirits, high jinks, alliteration galore and allusions gone wild.

These intrepid men would "travel by foot across the wild and tough land to collect the ice.

It is these gifted, intrepid men and women, American and Japanese, whose stories Christopher Benfey tells in "The Great Wave".

A time when the intrepid men and women, but mostly men, who chased the white lines were revered as heroes akin to the cowboys and brakemen of old.

In compelling, everyday language, Meduna provides a firsthand view of the wide range of scientific activity in Antarctica today along with fascinating portraits of the intrepid men and women conducting it.

During the war Flynn had served in the most secret of all secret services: an unsung, tiny band of intrepid men and women who were under Winston Churchill's personal command.