Sentence examples similar to intrepid measure from inspiring English sources
Unlike Margaret Valentine Le Long, an intrepid suffragist who won a measure of fame by pedaling solo from Chicago to San Francisco in 1896, I won't be carrying a pistol in my handlebar bag.
To get GF Watts' true measure as an intrepid and wonderful original, on a par with William Blake or Stanley Spencer, you need to visit the Watts Mortuary Chapel at Guildford, built from local clay by Compton village potters under strict supervision from Signor's devoted wife.
Ms. Doyle said the tight schedule set by the Intrepid's managers necessitated such unusual measures.
Next, samples were diluted with demineralized water and measured by inductively-coupled plasma emission spectrometry (IRIS Intrepid II, Thermo Electron corporation, Franklin, MA, USA).
At an average performance for each machine of 1.2 Giga edges per second, these Cray machine were more than ten times faster, as measured per node, than the IBM Blue Gene/P-powered Intrepid system.
Historically, the amount of water held in the Sierra winter snowpack has been estimated by intrepid snow surveyors who ski and helicopter in to selected mountain sites to measure snow depth monthly with steel tubes shoved into the snow.
"If we hadn't taken this drastic measure to use the endowment, which I consider sacred, for this purpose, there would be no more Intrepid — unless someone was willing to write a check for 15, 20 million bucks".
