Sentence examples for we dare to sell from inspiring English sources
"As long as we dare to sell, it's safe for you to buy," one woman said.
Ironically, in all other ways, the International Olympic Committee is obsessive about its brand, devoting long hours daily to policing its hallowed trademark, pursuing naughty internet avatars or café owners who dare to sell an "Olympic burger" without consent.
No Japanese manufacturer would dare to sell phones without that function.
The culture of the Big 5, which was built by gobbling up successful small presses and rolling them into imprints, left the door wide open for Amazon, a company that dared to sell direct to consumers, innovate the way we read, and pay authors a living wage.
One man dared to sell the boycotted papers in Union Square, The New York Sun reported, and "in less time than it takes to tell it, his stock of papers had been ripped into a thousand pieces, his hat had been jammed down over his eyes, and he was being punched by a score of boyish hands".
All three men have U.S. State Department price tags on their heads, rewards for information leading to their capture that range from two and a half million to five million dollars; they stand accused of crimes that range from directing the guerrillas' cocaine-trafficking-related operations to ordering the executions of coca farmers who dared to sell their product to the FARC's paramilitary rivals.
Some dared to sell Yahoo! short at $80 last summer — only to watch in horror as it rose another $100 a share in just a few months.
No one dared to sell explosive raw materials after the incident that killed 202 people, many of them tourists.
Which should we dare to take on?
We dare to hope so, but we have no proof.
