Daring escapade
i recently read some reminiscences of cunliffe hynes, the novelist.
At the first meeting, and
scarcely daring
to hope for permission, i asked if i might see the documents.
There are plenty of boxes to smash through and ramps to jump, if you're
feeling daring.
Daring to breathe, she slowly lifted the lid.
Daring bank raid.
Then,
hardly daring
to breathe, she slowly lifted the lid.
Years ago it was
considered rather daring
to open the bidding on 12 points.
Daring to speak
about the conditions under which asylum seekers are living in the glasgow ymca.
Daring robberies
â true crime is big bucks.
Supper: m,
greatly daring, makes fish pie.
Daring to suggest
that a hung parliament would be a good thing.
Daring stunts
are even now in preparation.
Years ago it was considered
rather daring
to open the bidding on 12 points.
Daring to believe
that the dream might come true.
Daring feats
that i would like to carry out in the future.
The whole stunt smacked of a cheap attempt to position channel 4 as a
truly daring
broadcaster once again.
Daring to venture
any further.
Daring escape
under cover of darkness, some 100 days later.
Tony is
quite daring; he gives it a shot.
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