Sentence examples for more braved from inspiring English sources

And so we frostbitten queens once more braved the elements and finally managed to buy some ice cream from an ill-tempered Argentinean, who agreed to sell us a single cone, after we had sung him a sad tango about our mother on her deathbed.

More than 150,000 people braved torrential rain to see the procession through Manchester city centre.

More than 150 people braved bad weather to attend, he said, but the crowd was so unexpectedly large that many could not hear his speech.

For the pro-European demonstrators attacked in Dnipropetrovsk, and the tens of thousands across the country that have braved rain, snow and tear gas everyday this week, Europe is much more than just a market.

[C2.] Finance Officials Vow Poverty Fight The finance ministers and central bank governors who oversee the World Bank, trying to show sensitivity to poverty as protesters braved rain and an impenetrable police force outside, pledged to pay more attention to globalization's victims and commit "unlimited money" to fight AIDS in poor countries.

Still others braved Route 27.

(Cox has braved water as cold as 28.8 degrees).

Voters braved stormy weather to cast their balllots.

A hundred and fifty carefully chosen guests braved freezing weather to appear on time, between eight and eight-fifteen, at the warehouse-like Deitch Projects gallery, on Wooster Street, and you could tell right away that it was a major event because more than half the men were wearing neckties.

Half a million Syrians braved foul weather to stomp through the centre of Damascus.

Many firms have prospered, such as the banks that braved Mexico in the 1990s.