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He dared her to jump across a wide ravine which might have meant serious injury or death if she had slipped.

Those of her colleagues who detected in her something odd and reprehensible would not have dared to call it "religious" .

But the boat changed into a dragon all at once! The dramatist dreaded it so much that he dared not to see it.

When day appeared he retired, but I dared not to leave my fort until the sun arose.

The sister dared not question the mayor; but she perceived plainly from his air that he had not come from there.

I was going to have my examination the next day. "When can I go to bed? " I asked myself. I did not answer. In fact I dared not.

But none of the disciples dared to inquire of Him, Who are you? knowing that it was the Lord.

She said that she was trying to recover her property through legal means, but "so far, no judge has dared to review our complaint" .

So he thought out a way to test how high his prestige among the ministers was and also to find out who dared to oppose him.

It Satan dared to use Scripture for the temptation of our Lord he will not scruple to use it for the delusion of men.

Though Elliott had done a lot of wild things, he would not have dared to bump a soldier off the plane on his way home .

Photography is not a sport. It has no rules. Everything must be dared and tried!

It appeared as if he owned the bottom one only, and I reckoned this to be quite comical, although I dared not to chuckle in their presence.

"Maybe I never dared, " he said, gazing into her superb black eyes, and thinking that perhaps she might know that he was not married.

I'd also dared to dream beyond that, of settling into a new normal, free of my handicap.

As a matter of fact, during this second month she had been buying for herself as recklessly as she dared, regardless of the consequences.

She said that if I were Chinese, she wouldn't have even dared to ask - for fear that I might have thought she was crazy or a "bad" girl.

A few deep gulps of fresh air was all she dared allowherself, and now she retreats to the misery of her stuffy little house.

She had not even dared to close her eyes, for fear it would be morning when she opened them again.

It must have been out of service since the war began, cause few man dared to travel in such a dangerous world.

He had never dared to ask her to go anywhere with him.

But i dared saying that could like you to you saying did not love me.

If I dared I'd touch you to see if you were real.

But I dared not kiss him, for dad was not always kind to me, and he always kept a straight face.

If there were a man who dared to say all that he thought of this world there would not be left him a square foot of ground to stand on.

"How dared him! " Jin Bo opened wide his big and fuzzy eyes, and swayed his fist across the air.

He felt ready to leap upon him and fling him to the ground if he dared to lift the gorgeous hanging that concealed the secret of his life .

I was not quite sure whether they had locked the door; and when I dared move, I got up and went to see. Alas! no jail was ever more secure.

No one would have dared to intrude upon the privacy of his home, or to molest him in his sacred retreat of sorrow.

So the little girl went on with her little naked feet. No one had bought anything from her, and she dared not go home.

"Whose son was it" who died? said the historian Zhang Lifan. "It was a son no one dared to claim. "

Since then, I dared not only seen for a while or talk on a few of the people, easy to do under the judgments and conclusions.

They marvelled at the protests in Tunisia, wondering if they dared to dream that this was the beginning of a new era.

I never dared to ask him to pull it from the wall and check the label on the back for me.

In a nation terrorized by its own government, six extraordinary Americans dared to tell the truth.

They were the only police that dared go so far north , but they had a special job in the beginning.

Although she had never dared to argue with her father before, Mary added: "Denis is in a good business, Father. "

This great boon of freedom which he allowed me, none else would have dared to do; many even blamed him for it.

She dared to hope that an abject apology for breaking training, combined with Coach's pity and leniency, would put the matter to rest.

She dared not relate the other half of Mr. Darcy's letter, nor explain to her sister how sincerely she had been valued by his friend.

Fire burns in the Lidless Eye, flushing out, bringing mortal fear and a heavy burden to those whom ever dared to have a glance at it.

When he dared to publish a criticism of the older masters, he lost his standing at court. He had almost decided to leave Germany.

He dared not to compete with me in forces, but often showed his outside help and fortunes before me to cause my appetite and saliva.

Who have already dared to say extremely proud of success, like the sun at high noon not afraid solitude?

When I was a mere boy of an officer no one would have dared to make a laughing-stock of me like this . . . And now!

They speak, in fact, in just the same way that those others used to think and dared to speak: " Not always Father, not always Son. "

He was the first to jump on shore; and had he dared, he would, like Lucius Brutus, have "kissed his mother earth. "

It was the first time since they had set up housekeeping that she had dared to criticise one of the master's acts.

When he came quite close, his face became red with anger and he said, "Who has dared to wound you? "

I show him my new blouse but I dared not tell him how much it cost.

Aaron resolute courageous and dared to help person's disposition also to move Algeria and UK, two young people have had the sentiment.

Pu Cunxin has already thought about playing Lu Xun but he never dared. As he said: for me, we look different.

It was such a frightening snake that no one dared get close to it.

The Greeks believed that Gibraltar was one of the Pillars of Hercules and no one dared sail beyond it.

How had she dared to throw away her happiness like this. This was the only man who had everunderstood her.

They would have run away severally had they dared; but fear kept them together, and kept them close by John, as if his daring helped them.

Small gray pigeons at home since the day of small pearls ran out, for several days dared not go home for fear of being seized Fort Police.

Almost none of Pakistan's articulate and educated liberal voices have dared speak out in his defence.

A thousand inquires sprang up from her heart, but she dared not urge one.

There were even a few angry, wine-fuelled heckles when I dared to ask if gold was in a bubble.

It was the lying face he presented to Mother and Father, when Peter had been cruel to him and he dared not let it show.

No one dared put on attitude around Robert, because he was obviously smarter than they were and yet had zero attitude himself.

In London he berated a respected Pakistani journalist who dared question his government's efficacy and sincerity in combating extremism.

We were stunned by the blunder, and when the boss came in the afternoon, no one dared to tell him the truth.

A week of heavy reading had passed since the evening he first met Ruth Morse, and still he dared not call.

Nobody was interested in his monotonous show, but none of them dared to say that.

After years of chaos caused by the wars, the officials trembled when fighting was mentioned, and no one dared to speak of " resistance " .

Yeah, that's exactly right. Look, he had a snit fit on air because someone dared to ask him. . . -Mm-hmm.

If he had known what was going to happen to him , he would not have dared to go there .

During five full days, not one of these senior manager dared to say: why are we doing this?

The excitement merely pushed you up to waist level in the water, you dared not to swim farther. A wave rose and hit you on the face.

I dared to think about tomorrow, I do not want to be deceived, however, my mind the boat, started shaky in your heart?

Remembered when first time sees you, that quarter your lovable, has not dared to let me have the unnecessary idea.

Another reason that some sailors dared to sail beyond the sight of land into the great Atlantic Ocean was the improvement in navigation.

Margaret Thatcher, famous, or infamous, for her eagerness to take an axe to the big state, never dared to cut so deep.

That may be the impossible dream but it is the kind of fantasy that earlier generations would not have dared to utter.

Ludendorff marched straight up to the soldiers who were firing from the barricade, but not a man dared draw a trigger on his old Commander.

My friends, calling this place too ghastly, seldom dared to come to see me in the evening whereas I myself found it quite agreeable.

'Ted is not interested in study. He is so lone that he has no friend. Sometimes he dared to sleep in class. ' Said the teacher of Grade 4.

If a news reporter dared to begin a story with such a historic irrelevance he would be fired on the spot.

Moreover his varicose ulcer had begun itching unbearably. He dared not scratch it, because IF he did so it always became inflamed.

I thought of fetching some cooked rice to attract it, but I dared not leave it alone test it should be attacked by the kitten.

america attacked Iraq and a number of countries but never dared to challenge China on Tibat or any other issue.

One Nazi wit actually dared to remark, "If I looked like Himmler, I wouldn't even mention the word race. "

What some dared hope was a modern Meiji Restoration has turned out to be rather less inspiring.

Back in the 1990s, few dared challenge the orthodoxy of the Maastricht treaty and its invocation of an "ever closer union" .

Luckily, he took the initiative and dared to challenge these results.

When one client dared to do just that in an e-mail to other clients, Madoff threatened to banish the man from his fund.

He dared say he would want all his money before he had done with this affair of June's.

You bragged that if he dared to come into Italy, he would not now be called 'the Great'.

The name of the film, and not dared to ask too many questions.

He dared not speak to her again, but sought to put into his round eyes the appeal that was in his heart.

The kitchen looked so clean and bright, and the ladies so kind and sensible, that I dared to knock at the door.

However, as I looked back he stopped right away and stood barking at me savagely, but dared not attack me.

What surprised me most was that she dared to swim in such cold weather .

She had drawn her little feet under her, but she could not keep off the cold; and she dared.

It was Dr Thornhill who, a little over a decade ago, took an observation he originally made about insects and dared to apply it to people.

He thought this to himself . He dared not say that openly , but inside he was very proud. He accepted right away .

Birkin felt afraid, as if he dared not realise.

No one could say a word in reply, and from that day on no one dared to ask him any more questions.

A more penetrating memoir might have dared to examine this tension in-depth.

Even white writers- Andre Brink, for instance -- who have dared to criticize, or appeared to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

She had never once dared think about telling her plight to her parents, for fear of being disowned.

Small states dared not condemn him and the big states also did not promote the righteousness to penalize him.

Only a few brave cyclists have dared to ride along its inhospitable plateau and forge a passage through these mystic lands into Kathmandu .

Washington has not even dared to think about voluntary export restraints and has had little success persuading Beijing to revalue the yuan.

She dared not leave things that in future years might be the foundation of a new idolatry.

I dared not desire excessively that we would intersect. Now I find we have never been together.

The laws which he made were so just that no man dared to disobey them.

Delegates, what you expected student association President, not just dare to say who dared to do?

No ordinary mortal would have been allowed or even dared to come within close proximity of these buildings.

We all knew she was wrong, but none of us dared to tell her.

Itachi whispers out the last words and I can hardly believe he dared to use the affectionate phrase.

T'other squires hardly dared to lay a finger on him in the yard.

He fashions his own experiences into a kind of bridge to new places we might not otherwise have cared (or maybe even dared) to visit.

I said this matter and the son, he dared not objection my choice, but he by himself decision stay at domestic.

However, I never dared to abuse that " privilege" since I knew there was a trap.

And no one dared to ask him any more questions.

But he dared not rush to it and eat it just as he did to other animals.

The guests watched and winced in absolute silence. So forceful was my grandmothers personality that no one dared stand up for me.

Elizabeth dared not lift up her eyes. How Mr. Darcy looked, therefore, she could not tell.

Once he dared, one afternoon, when he found her in the darkened living room with a blinding headache.

For a while, places like Henan were so stigmatized people from the province dared not reveal their hometowns when seeking jobs elsewhere.

Mrs. Churchill was recovering, and he dared not yet, even in his own imagination, fix a time for coming to Randalls again.

The four men huddled there and said nothing. They dared not smoke. They would not move.

The question now burning up Chinese social media sites: Who was the lone voter who dared vote against the country's anointed leader?

You were scared, too? I dared not tell you my feeling when I heard that. I almost go faint.

The pair of them, beside themselves with delight and coward's courage, now dared to look up at the Laughing Man.

Then he dared speak up, to the police and other authorities, demanding to use the new village well.

Few historians have dared compress the story of this extraordinary enterprise into a single volume.

Yet the war on AIDS is going far better than anyone dared hope.

The student said he had been dared by friends to streak through the school, according to police.

Central banks have been bold and dared resort to unconventional policies to respond to the exceptional circumstances of this crisis.

Everything was flat, from the land to the horizon, one uninterrupted stream that not even a cloud dared to break.

"If I hadn't been dared, I'd have never gone to look for them, " says Jack. "They just sat there to be discovered after I died. "

and Elizabeth suspected herself to be the first creature who had ever dared to trifle with so much dignified impertinence!

Mr Zhou says his Chinese clients are fascinated that such a titchy island once ran such a large empire and dared start the Opium wars.

Few have dared take it on without a tenured position under their belts and a Nobel-prize medal around their necks.

I dared hardly lift my eyes from the page before me, that melancholy scene so instantly usurped its place.

Gagarin wrote a 10-page memo and gave it to his best friend in the KGB, Venyamin Russayev, but nobody dared send it up the chain of command.

After that he became important and forbidding to me, and I never dared laugh at his presence.

No one dared to help elderly people fall, like news to be reported.

No pro-democracy legislative councillor dared march against the torch for fear of losing votes in the next elections.

The fury on her face terrified me. I dared not say no to her again.

She hardly dared greet the neighbors who passed, in case they should wonder why she was hanging about in such an unusual way.

Entrepreneur dared me to go offline cold turkey for seven days--no e-mail, LinkedIn, AIM or Facebook (gulp! ).

I figured, life could be this colorful, as long as you dared to travel alone and take risks.

He never dared to mention it again, but I didn't stop eating.

The tiger was baffled and dared not take a chance for fear of a hidden mystery.

I knew I got into trouble and hid myself in the corner of my room and dared not to go out.

The two intruders were left unharmed but loggers never dared venture back to that part of the forest.

Smith had such a fierce dog that no one dared to go near his home.

For a couple of years, it was the love that dared not speak his name.

He cried out for help, but no one dared to help him.

I thought I should ask of thee -- but I dared not -- the rose wreath thou hadst on thy neck.

When their king said this, none of the gods dared to say a word in defence of mankind.

And he dared a conclusion, the influnce was the reason of his failure.

They had such a fierce dog that no one dared to go near their house.

If any rate administration, slightly not to lose, few of those, I each longitudinal loss, never dared to moment conjured from free.

Younger characters might have run off together. Older ones might not have dared to declare themselves.

But Wang is not the only graduate who has dared to just "drop in" .

The passer -by cast a glance around him, saw no one, dared not peer into the black niche, and was greatly alarmed.

I heard of the news in the other day, but I dared not tell you.

eg. "Down with the weekend homework! " shouted all the boys. However, none of them dared to bell the cat and say that to the teacher.

Another important reason is that she dared not tell anybody she had married Laszlo, an important leader of the French Resistance.

We had given the enemy a hard time They dared not come after us, but we could not get away .

Whenever their children asked him about it, he'd always hushed them, and somehow none of the kids had dared ask their mother.

Hearts burst of fear is more fierce than a while, your hideous face, let me not dared to touch, Yiyewumian.

She hung around the two men as much as she dared .

Much to my entertainment, nobody dared to say No then.

The title of mine was higher, the glory of mine was moreover, I did not dared to sllow my duty, asked myself to my work better and better.

Girl though she was, she dared to face the enemy.

Sometimes God's best gift is the one you never even dared to ask for, but that just happened out of nowhere and make you feel so right!

She dared not speak, at the cost of her brothers' lives.

As a teacher, should face its own responsibilities in the new Curriculum Reform, dared to challenge their own teaching behavior.

I was a very shy girl. I dared not raise my hand in classes or talk to strangers. I would blush in a performance before a crowd.

But I kept my eye on it; and, as soon as I dared, caught it up, and never parted with it again from that moment.

Face lane after disfiguring, again no one dared to come to her this pure Quan Yuan to "deed boorishly" .

Constantly aware that he was being watched by our enemies as well as American soldiers, Bush never dared show anything but firm resolve.

No technology company would have dared dream about flaunting a personal computer in a multimillion-dollar Superbowl slot, but Apple did.

Even though he was dead, no one dared pass through the front gate.

The frightened boy dared not say a word, with his hands trembling.

He dared not to face me if he said so.

The Egyptian authorities would hardly have dared to offer such a prize a decade ago.

No one would have dared to predict that Chinese gdp would grow tenfold in less than a generation.

No one dared now to become premier of his government and cabinet after cabinet resigned.

Harry was such a brave and clever boy that he dared to fight against powerful enemies.

The tiger in the forest had never seen a donkey. It watched the donkey from afar and dared not to come closer.

Then I dared to lift my camera carefully from my belly and estimate an angle of a shot, and then I made several pictures across my head.

Ever since their university days, he has had a crush on John, but he has never dared to tell him about it.

and she dared not go home, for she had sold no matches, and could not take home even a penny of money.

'I won't allow you to talk to me like that, ' Mr. Sarkozy said, outraged that a minister dared lecture him, according to people present.

I was admitted to a key university to which few dared to apply.

At least one source in Beijing yesterday dared to suggest a rethink of China's stance.

no one dared even to breathe. One could almost hear a fly go by. Those poor Marionettes, one and all, trembled like leaves in a storm.

Not one Democratic male dared attack or rebut her with the zest shown by all the Republican candidates jousting with each other.

If I broke a cup or a bowl she would beat me. So gradually I dared not say anything or do anything at home.

To the early 17th century, there was the one dared doubt the authority of a scholar-Harvey(1578-1657).

As she did not say that I should go and see her during the day, I dared not call on her;

He dared not say a word, in case it provoked another reproach or denial from her.

Speaking to reporters later, he dared the forces of the provisional government to try to seize or destroy him.

On October 17th, the day Dr Alonso's paper was published, someone dared do more than whisper the word.

No one dared touch the stone, for on it was carved an intricate pattern of symbols that shifted constantly and randomly.

When he was home, I remained near, pulling attention-gaining pranks as frequently as I dared.

She had continued demanding and receiving more than most women would have dared envisage .

Recently, I have had the idea of murder and suicide, but I dared not murder him.

And in him there is a rebel psychology, and he dared to and powerful forces of the spirit of the brave struggle makes me very appreciate.

His movements and skilled, and soon one of the passengers on the stolen wallet, I dared not speak out.

Somebody dared me to jump off the bridge into the river.

To while away the time, I looked for a book, for I dared not let myself think.

I was so scared that I dared not eat it at the dinner. But it really attracted me. So after he left, I put a little piece into my mouth.

So forceful was my grandmother's personality that no one dared stand up for me.

The distribution that dared to buck the trends and go with it's very own desktop that everyone said would fail.

And how is it that his daughter, with whom you never dared speak before, is now on such friendly terms with you?

And there were a number who dared to speak up risking dismissal, harassment, or imprisonment.

In 1981 few countries considered Greece to be suitable for membership of the club, but none dared to incur the ignominy of vetoing it.

No one dared to disturb the President, but Izurieta finally had to interrupt: Colom was scheduled to give a live interview on CNN.

On her way she met a wolf, who wished very much to eat her up; but who dared not do so because some wood-cutters were working close by.

That experience has taught me to love and love only the distance, but dared not touch.

Once there was a little fox, he's cowardly and dared not go outside.

Since then, this piece of aboriginal mouth devil residence, no one dared approach.

Now people are dared in marriage, or place in the show?

By far the largest reader response I ever received for an article was when I dared to suggest that we chill our wines too much.

Its economy has fared better than anyone dared imagine 18 months ago, when many economists were gloomily predicting a banking crisis.

I never dared be radical when young for fear it would make me conservative when old.

The Irish government recently dared to force holders of subordinated debt of Anglo Irish Bank, its worst lender, to take a haircut.

They were not confident, so they dared not to experiment in Beijing. Their invention collapsed of itself.

Until recently, those North Koreans who even knew of his existence dared not mention his name.

Finished reading, actually whispered sigh, some people dared to speak out the love, hate himself, his own sick, and this is true it.

The commotion brought out the neighborhood. Nobody dared approach the python, but they all cheered on the four brave dogs from a distance.

In here, we found our confidence, we dared to say to the whole world: how wonderful we're performing!

I know a man who dared to say No to his famously tyrannical boss Robert Maxwell.

Most of the buildings in the town are still standing but no one dared to enter them, and many bore long cracks down their sides.

Huan Zang hesitated, for he dared not go ahead to knock on the door of the house.

They hardly dared breathe as somebody walked past the door!

Some put existing plans in the fast lane, others are new and unexpected, but are more promising than you've previously dared think possible.

We've braved its ghosts often together, and dared each other to stand among the graves and ask them to come.

On this occasion, we were fully prepared against a split by the Kuomintang, and so the Kuomintang dared not bring about a split lightly.

The old man became so irritable that none of his family dared to speak to him.

but the assistant dared not bother them with it while they were enjoying their vacation.

Anyone who dared invade China would never get out again.

Nothing splendid has ever been achieved except by those who dared believe that something inside them was superior to circumstance.

Who have already dared to say lights bright, person head does the move and then know nothing about solitude?

After Shanhu had left, Shen Shi tried to make Dacheng remarry. However no one dared to marry Dacheng because of his notorious mother.

I dared not speak Nanxiang, we do not envision the situation would get so embarrassed.

i dared to carry myself more confidence , i dared to do something just for me , just because it was something i wanted.

I dared him , but he did not.

You were stern, harsh, offensive. You treated me as no man has ever dared to treat me.

It is said that here is a valley of death. No one has dared to go into it so far.

He dared not leave the shelter of the trees, so he struck into the wood, with the idea of leaving the railway as far as possible behind him.