Examples of using Courage to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It would take courage to go there.
This success encourage us. It make us more confidence and courage to go on.
Jesus had the courage to go on.
Have the courage to go against the tide of this culture of efficiency, this culture of waste.
Who gave us the courage to go ahead?
Have the courage to go with your gut feeling that the Allies will strike some place else than at Calais.
But they had the courage to go and proclaim.….
And that gave me back the strength and courage to go on.
Tom didn't have the courage to go there by himself.
But God is indeed waiting for you;he asks of you only the courage to go to him.
You just need the courage to go after them.
It is the virtue of the navigator: they know how to read the horizon, to go, and they have the courage to go.
It's just until I get the courage to go home and face the music.
Allow me also to say at this point that I have a great deal of respect for the citizens of the central and eastern European countries who,ten years ago, had the courage to go into the streets and start this process.
Mother didn't have the courage To go against father's decision.
That is, the courage to take the first step, the courage to go forward.
I get up the courage to go see her, she slams the door in my face.
He was a man who gave one the courage to go on.
Without the courage to go forward you will never get anywhere.
This conference gave me the courage to go ahead.
We must have the courage to go beyond positivism to the question about the roots of being.
And“he tells us that we must have the courage to go forward.
I would have never had the courage to go up and talk to her by myself, face to face.
You come this close to America, butyou don't have the courage to go from here to here.
May we, like them, find the courage to go towards others and to welcome each other, wherever we live!
I couldn't tell her that I didn't have the courage to go through with it.
Member States have not had the courage to go as far as to introduce the sorts of provisions that currently apply in Austria.
Following Christ always requires the courage to go against the tide.
Concluding the homily, the Pope exhorted everyone to thank the Lord“for Paul, for his capacity to go to a place and leave that place when the Holy Spirit called him”, but also“for the Church's many missionaries” who, in the past as still today,have had the courage to go.
Just as I was working up the courage to go put on my cardigan.