Examples of using Dares in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Her other film credits included The Wicker Man(1973), Who Dares Wins(1982), Smiley's People(1982)
Philippe dares Driss, providing him a trial period of one month to acquire experience aiding him.
He Who Dares is a British low-budget film about a group of masked terrorists who attack and kidnap the President's daughter.
I don't know if I would trust a girl who dares you to put cheese on pie.
Finally there are two pseudo-chronicles written in Latin that passed under the names of Dictys Cretensis and Dares Phrygius.
He who dares to start the top of Mount holy
They think up the dares and become a live audience for them on their phones and computers, choosing to follow this
I really don't know how this stupid punk dares to enter the wild beast forest.
China's soft power is so huge that no one really dares to speak up.”.
If the State is prosperous, he hardly dares to share in the public happiness, for fear he may grow proud of his country's glory;
Athena dares not leave, for there is no other water within walking distance.
Savvy, India's leading women's magazine, dares to be different It has been instrumental in making women all over India aware of not just their rights, but their potential too in all spheres of life.
Her first MCA album"Teases& Dares" was again relatively overlooked in her home country, but fared better in Germany, France and Scandinavia as well
He debuted in 1984 with the children's book Who dares to awaken the gods, but has since written both short stories and novels in addition to children's books,
this book dares to raise a question that has been all but forgotten in the age of Viagra
Joseph of Exeter(De Bello Troiano[On the Trojan War, 1183]) describe the war while rewriting the standard version they found in Dictys and Dares.
Even if it's nice, nobody dares to invest in it, no risk,
Joseph of Exeter(De Bello Troiano[On the Trojan War, 1183]) describe the war while rewriting the standard version they found in Dictys and Dares.
so long that you think he despises you, from which you arise the will to blind his eyes for the sin that dares to look straight at your face.
Twelfth-century authors, such as Benoît de Sainte-Maure(Roman de Troie) and Joseph of Exeter(De Bello Troiano) describe the war while rewriting the standard version they found in Dictys and Dares.