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Sentences starting with dare

Dare you utter the word, when you have offered your heart and hand to another--you. [10]
Dare you speak of finding? [10]

Sentences ending with dare

Then she stopped, with it in her hand, and said to herself: "No, I don't dare. [5]
Of course, they wanted to, but they couldn't dare. [5]
She was about to say, "I dare, Dyck--I do dare! [11]
Now, Sir, you play away at that, while we have supper, and leave off if you dare. [12]
He had answered me with a sneer and a dare. [9]
It is a matter worth recording, however, that she did not tease him, because she did not dare. [9]
For instance: What man dare, _I_ dare! [5]
It was because he did not dare. [9]
You would not dare"--she leaned forward a little, looking into his face with that unwavering gaze which was the best sign of her straight-forward mind-- "you would not dare to deceive--you would not dare. [11]
He will not dare! [5]

Short sentences using dare

How dare I venture . [10]
She don't dare tackle it! [5]
Because he dare not speak. [5]
What dare he do? [11]
Ismail would dare do nothing. [11]
Jinny Carvel, how dare you! [9]
But I don't dare to. [9]
No coward would dare that. [5]
I didn't dare. [9]
How dare you! [9]

Sentences containing dare two or more times

I do dare to say forgery when it is true, and don't dare to say forgery when it is false. [7]
I dare you to knock it off--and anybody that'll take a dare will suck eggs. [5]
Get thee from me, for I dare not hear that which I dare not utter. [10]
If the lost colony had gone to Croatan, it was probable that Ananias Dare and his wife, the Governor's daughter, and the little Virginia Dare, were with them. [4]

More example sentences with the word dare in them

I dare say you will betray me to my father--" But Arsinoe did not finish her sentence, for Selene looked up at her with a mixture of suffering and alarm, and said: "I cannot be glad--I am in too much pain. [10]
For the verses you send me, I will not say they are hopeless, and I dare not affirm that they show promise. [6]
I dare say you meant no harm, and perhaps you will not now be able to understand why I was so grieved at what you will probably deem such a trifle; but grieved I was, and indignant too. [14]
I see what you mean" (King had not intimated that he meant anything), "but don't you dare to say it. [4]
I dare swear you deem yourself too old for birthdays now. [9]
Know at once, ye guests, for I dare not lose time in preparing my words, that a treacherous assault awaits ye! [10]
If Moliere were writing now, instead of saignare, purgare, and the other, he would be more like to say, Stimulare, opium dare et potassio-iodizare. [3]
If I could write, I dare say I should be better, but I cannot write a line. [14]
He repeated the words that he had written to this effect on a tile, and which requested Publius to come quite alone to the spot indicated, since she dare not speak with him in the temple. [10]
He treated you with every sort of insolence and disrespect, and the bravest of you didn't dare to say a word. [5]
Before long you will see this curious thing: the speakers stoned from the platform, and free speech strangled by hordes of furious men who in their secret hearts are still at one with those stoned speakers--as earlier --but do not dare to say so. [5]
The major-domo to whom these entreaties were addressed, though he was sorry for the wounded, resolutely refused, saying that he dare not even mention the matter to the count. [2]
There were those who would dare to defy it. [9]
Woe to those who call by its true name what those blind souls call pleasure and enjoyment as serving to hasten the flight of time--not too long at the most; woe to those who dare raise even a finger against it! [10]
Like the eagle which had disappeared before the pilgrim's eyes in the azure vault of heaven, the radiant light on the pure summit summoned her pure soul to dare the flight. [10]
He must decide whether I dare allow thee to await the return of the Persian prince, or whether I must entreat thee to forget him and become the domestic wife of a Greek husband. [10]
I don't know what some folks think so well as I know what some fools say,--rejoined the Little Gentleman.--If importing most dry goods made the best scholars, I dare say you would know where to look for 'em.--Mr. [6]
Why, when we were retreating from Sventsyani we dare not touch a stick or a wisp of hay or anything. [2]
Philip's first motion was to stand up and say: "I dare not think your Highness means in very truth to make me your kinsman in the succession. [11]
No little shock was it to have man after man tell her that he dare not accept her kind offer. [13]
And yet it was a fact to dare anything, and to do anything. [9]
Just then the warder rapped; Paula rose thoughtfully, and exclaimed in a low voice: "I have something to send to Orion that I dare not entrust to a stranger: but now, now I have you, my Mary, and you shall take it to him. [10]
Even Puss, who walked where angels feared to tread, did not dare to go too far with Virginia. [9]
We dare not wait four days for our wedding. [10]
You have never ventured, and dare not now venture, from under it. [7]
She felt Austen Vane's quick glance upon her, but she did not dare look to the right or left as she drove into the barn. [9]
You have done up your hair in this new way for the visitors, and before the visitors I tell you that in future you are never to dare to change your way of dress without my consent. [2]
You could never understand me, or that letter of Adrian Fellowes to me, and that he could dare to write me such a letter. [11]
She did not turn to the others, for her eyes were full of tears, and she did not dare to wipe them away, nor yet to let them be seen. [11]
But I must try to care for him no more, to forget him entirely, although, although,--only think, he called me his betrothed; but now that he has betrayed me into sin, can I dare to become his wife? [10]
I scarcely dare trust myself to speak of the weeds. [4]
Did he dare to turn and open those books which she had inspired,--the new philosophies, the historical criticisms which he had neglected and condemned, which he had flattered himself he could do without,--and read of the fruit of Knowledge? [9]
You are going to the same town, and you'll see it I dare say. [12]
I don't dare to tell you half the nice things that are said of you. [4]
Did you dare to tell him? [11]
I am going to take the book down, or up,--for it is not a little one,--and write out the title, which, I dare say, you remember, and very likely you have the book. [6]
But few dare to take advantage of it, and they never do so twice. [9]
Few men dare to set their will against a multitude when there are no fruits to be won. [9]
They would like to see him dare to think of marrying any of them; they would like to see the faintest approach to such a thing. [12]
Do you dare to say those verses don't fit me--except for the Titian hair and heavenly shadows? [11]
Who would dare to resist him? [10]
It is unsafe to rely that they will not dare to expose Nashville to Buell. [7]
Who would dare to marry Elsie? [6]
I can't dare to make an engagement now for even a single letter. [5]
I didn't dare to laugh, but I wanted to. [9]
He came close to her now and said: "If you are so kind in thought for a convict, I dare hope that you would be more kind to me. [11]
Do they dare to grudge their money for the reception of Caesar? [10]
Does he dare to deny that? [7]
Would he dare to come in the face of the mandate he had received? [9]
None dare claim to belong to any recognized school, since the philosophers of the guild pride themselves on condemning the miracle-mongers. [10]
When I went through with each and every piece, Judge Douglas did not dare then to say that any piece of it was a forgery. [7]
I know how thoroughly in earnest you are, but I dare not even leave you hope--I neither can nor ought. [10]
The princess felt this, and as if wishing to show him that she did not even dare expect to interest him, she turned to his father. [2]
He concluded with this telling sentence, which drove the whole argument home to all our hearts: "Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it. [7]
You will think this far too serious, I dare say; but the subject is serious, and one cannot help feeling upon it earnestly. [14]
You dare to think that you have power to drag down with you the man who honours me with--" "With his love, you'd say. [11]
I dare not think of where you might be called to follow me, Ruth. [11]
I dare not think of it! [10]
I dare hardly think he had Captain Moray in his mind. [11]
Oh, I knew they would not dare to hold them. [9]
I dare say they will get over that when the novelty of coming into the profession has worn off. [4]
The publishers of these useful volumes for stimulating speculation and ambition did not dare to take the least liberties with Murad Ault. [4]
Close by me there sat a sturdy, brown Egyptian, a sugar-baker or something of the kind, who held his sides with laughing, and yet, I dare swear, did not understand a word of the comedy. [10]
Perhaps many of them really feel as you do, but dare not return to me. [13]
He looked at them both as though he would dare them to contradict him. [11]
It's all in the way of civilization, I dare say. [4]
No man in the village dare tell you, for you have no friends, but I tell you, that you may save Soada before it is too late. [11]
The miscreants of the Union will be batted in the snout if they ever dare pollute this rapidly rising city with their loathsome presence. [5]
I never read the sermons you refer to; I dare say they're crude, but they're probably attempts to release an explosive which would blow your comfortable social system and its authority into atoms. [9]
It could dare the risk unpunished. [10]
Has a novelist the right to subject his creations to tortures that he would not dare to inflict upon his friends? [4]
I dare say the pine it was cut from grew right where we are standing, before the land was cleared to build the house. [9]
He is about the only man who dare try a hold with Jay Hawker. [4]
I dare say the millionaires deserve it, but I'd rather they wouldn't suffer in my person. [8]
I dare say the material works up faster now, and in a season or two you won't know the Dryfooses from the other plutocrats. [8]
This was because the man's appearance was very striking, and he seemed the type of Confederate fighter who would do and dare anything. [9]
But where is the envoy who would dare so much? [10]
Dolokhov remarked that the Cossacks were a danger only to stragglers such as his companion and himself, "but probably they would not dare to attack large detachments? [2]
They have passed that prison wall which others have long declared impassable; and who that has not shall dare to weigh opinions with them as to the mode of passing? [7]
Do you mean that people do not dare go ahead and do things? [4]
Its population, like that of most respectable suburbs, must belong mainly to the kind of citizens which resembles in many ways the better class,--as we sometimes dare to call it,--of one of our thriving New England towns. [6]
It is true that no novel has been written, and we dare say no novel will be written, that is, or will be, an epitome of the manifold diversities of American life, unless it be in the form of one of Walt Whitman's catalogues. [4]
I dare say that in the perplexing excitement of the day he did recall for a moment with a keen thrust of regret the scene of the morning-his wife standing there flushed, wounded, indignant. [4]
Will the collectors, that have taken their oaths to make the collection, dare to end it? [7]
The small bands that had started their activities long before and had already observed the French closely considered things possible which the commanders of the big detachments did not dare to contemplate. [2]
I rather liked that exercise he read us the other day, though I must confess I should hardly dare to translate it, for fear some people in a remote city where I once lived might think I was drawing their portraits. [6]
He boasted openly that day that none of the despised 'Burschenschaft' dare stand before him. [9]
I dare say that all these reflections and deliberations in the maidenly mind were almost unconscious to herself; certainly unacknowledged. [4]
I dare say that a majority of its reading public, at any time, would have preferred a monarchical system and a hierarchy of rank. [4]
I delight in telling what I think; but if you ask me how I dare say so, or why it is so, I am the most helpless of mortal men. [6]
I dare not tell my father all I think, and Juste is so much a creature of moods that I am never sure whether he will be sensible and kind, or scoff. [11]
So, on the tale I dare, Your "hush! [11]
Her tact had suddenly deserted her; without reason, and she did not dare to glance again at Bob as he sat under the lamp. [9]
How many more specialists would have appropriated her, if she had gone the rounds of them all, I dare not guess; but you remember the old story of the siege, in which each artisan proposed means of defence which he himself was ready to furnish. [6]
How dare you speak to me thus, Monsieur? [9]
I dare not speak of her before father, he goes into such a rage; my mother is said to be very wicked--but she never was so to me, and I long for her day after day, very, very much, as I long for nothing else. [10]
I dare not speak for it. [6]
We call her so, who dare aver the contrary? [10]
I might be so unutterably happy; but my heart trembles within me, and I am not, I dare not be quite glad yet. [10]
His expressions were so lofty, and his flow of language so beautiful and free, that Porphyrius did not dare to interrupt him, though this long delay on the part of the leader of the cause made him intolerably anxious. [10]

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