Examples of using Who dared in English and their translations into Russian
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The world needed young people who dared both to dream and to assume responsibility for the future of all.
Who dared to take the last frontier,
Being one of the few people in Turkey who dared to speak of genocide, Hrant Dink qualified
Send all those ignorant fools who dared to hurt my true love into the fiery depths of hell.
Those guards who dared to approach her with horror found that this figure is quite clear.
Those who dared to use the internet to openly criticize authorities
The Una Mens is able to reflect the power of any Fae who dared to challenge them.
a person who dared to do this mix for 1.
mocked and tortured those who dared to Great Service.
His body was dragged to the fire to show the others how they would punish anyone who dared to run.
However, Euphrasius quite clearly was not an ordinary mortal, a rebel who dared to set strict church standards at defiance.
Proper alignment of priorities- this is what should give their offspring anyone who dared to have a baby.
aggressively punishing anyone who dared to have a differing opinion.
This is most exemplified by the shameful individual who dared to say that the advisory opinion would be put in"the garbage can of history"
Here is an example of a‘successful' gangster, who dared even not only come on a list of candidates to Governement Duma, but also create a TV-serial of his own life, that is, immortalize himself.
1 who dared to write his Zoological Philosophy the very year Darwin came down into a cradle,
ancient Greek myth about Phaethon, the son of Helios, a solar deity, who dared to drive the Sun chariot
Any Russian who dared question the Kremlin's policy in Ukraine was no longer talking about politics,
said that if anyone was audacious, it was the representative of Israel, who dared to give lessons on the rule of law when it had been a well-documented violator of the rule of law since its establishment.
and teachers who dared to use Georgian had been harassed.