Examples of using Had dared in English and their translations into German
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They were off my path So I never had dared.
Those who had dared it were no longer alive.
But it was better than I had dared hope.
None of them had dared to attack each other.
Our Lady had rewarded those who had dared.
But no, this bloody Heloïte had dared unsheathe his retractable blades.
Overthrowing the old regime proved far easier than anyone had dared imagine.
If these monsters had dared injuring an helpless pregnant woman, then…!
You have found out more than I had dared hope for.
In his book Davies had dared to suggest that not all Poles were anti-Semitic.
None of the brilliant councillors of President Kennedy had dared to contradict him.
He had dared to defy James the Lord's brother, who was subsequently supported by Peter.
He looked back at the devilish little man who had dared hurting one of his loved ones.
Until then, no-one had dared rescue operations at altitudes of sometimes more than 7000m, because of the winds and the thin air.
These uprisings had remained regionally confined-no other tribes had dared to join the rebels.
His enemies were muzzled, and if anyone had dared to recall the murder, he would have been struck down on the spot.
They fell totally silent,stiff from the shock as it slowly sank in that a prisoner had dared to correct the mighty SS.
The desert-dwelling prophet had dared to call her an adulteress for leaving her husband Philip to marry his evil but wealthier brother.
Yet as recently as 1991,Le Monde perpetuated that legend under the by-line of Claude Sarraute, who had dared to write: 1.
People strained just to get a glimpse of these men who had dared to disobey the royal decree- and who would be roasted alive!
Prince Mohammed ben Salman advised his father to have Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr decapitated because he had dared to defy him.
He had dared what no one dared before him. He had confronted the powerful Jewish lobby with a Holocaust question that simply demanded an answer: Did six million really die?
Many grave persons affirm that,after having exhausted the~fas~ of human learning, he had dared to penetrate into the~nefas.
The worker who had dared to interrupt Walter Ulbrichtâ s speech in the Oberspree cable factory on 10 August 1961 and demand free elections speaks to RIAS about his experiences during the meeting and the personal consequences of his interjections.
And finally, divine Caesar, in the valley of Mount Gerizim he has massacred a large number of unarmed slaves, who had dared to oppose his tyranny.
We have had the opportunity to be intensively involved with the series so far and I can confirm that the outcomehas been far more rewarding for us than I had dared to hope.
Neither did these men of Damascus ever associate the later citizen of Capernaum who turned allJewry upside down with the former carpenter of Nazareth who had dared to refuse the honor which their combined wealth might have procured.
Only diamonds are harder than the sturdy and durable material with the slightly rough feel andso Stefanie Hering did something that no one had dared to do before- she produced biscuit in series.
For it was people in the GDR, Poland, Czechoslovakia or in Hungary who- often risking their lives-peacefully struggled to gain something for which no-one had dared hope: a life in democracy and freedom.
The"newly grown up" Susquehannock's would contribute actively to the history of another threequarters ofa century before a lynch mob massacred the remnants of their people who had dared to remain at Conestoga during Pontiac's Rebellion.