The entrepreneur was more adventurous, by far, than the designer — an intrepid pioneer of self-promotion.
Apatow has put together one of the most remarkable artistic repertory groups of the age: in effect, a Rat Pack, or Brat Pack, that's endowed with the intrepid gift of self-awareness.
And the selves of this intrepid Heroine come complete with sendups of the idea of history -- as in, "When California Arrives It Lasts All Year".
Damon is as likable an American actor as we have and ideally cast to convey the pleasing self-confidence and intrepid sense of humor that characterized Watney in the book.
He is at his very best just now; when others are shriveled with grief — apprehensive... and self-conscious morally, Winston is intrepid, valorous, passionately keen and sympathetic".
First up: "Too Much and Not the Mood," Durga Chew-Bose's début, is a warmly considered meld of criticism and memoir, a self-portrait of the writer as intrepid mental wanderer.
Self-drive tours in Iceland take more intrepid travellers to locations beyond the Wall, including Vatnajökull glacier (discover-the-world.co.uk/en/holidays/iceland/beyond-the-wall, from £620pp for four nights).
What started as sort of a Whole Earth Catalog counter culture mentality in the late 60's has been resurrected, resuscitated and reborn as the Maker Movement, where self-sufficiency, ingenuity and a spirit of intrepid exploration abound.
New Jersey museum just a few miles from the Intrepid can attract the 400,000 visitors it needs annually to be self-sustaining remains in doubt.
He self-released 3,000 copies of The Grey Album – an intrepid remix of the music from the Beatles' The White Album overlaid with the vocals from Jay-Z's The Black Album.
The expectation of cruise passengers may be of a self-contained environment, where the dangers of life on land are replaced by intrepid glamour and meal deals; but the truth may be less idyllic.
