Examples of using Had dared in English and their translations into Russian
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Till now no one had dared to look into your eyes.
They were off my path So I never had dared.
None of them had dared to attack each other.
But they see that he succeeded where nobody had dared.
He had dared to defy James the Lord's brother, who was subsequently supported by Peter.
No one in the length and breadth of the Empire had dared to say'Vive le Roi!' since 1792.
Someone had dared to put his finger on the vast network of financial manipulations in foreign currencies.
Whilst Lúthien had worn the necklace no one had dared to assail her, but now the situation had changed.
In 1807, maverick Cornish chemist Humphry Davy attempted something no one had dared try before.
Already they were much nearer to St Paul's than he had dared to hope: but could they ever take the batteries by surprise?
Prince Mohammed ben Salman advised his father to have Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr decapitated because he had dared to defy him.
It was clear that those individuals had been punished because they had dared to organize a protest against the Moroccan occupation.
We in Pakistan, who had dared to dream of freedom 50 years ago, are resolved to defend freedom- freedom from war, oppression, injustice, poverty and deprivation.
It seemed to me that if I had a knife in my hand,I would have striken with it my father and the woman who had dared to enter into our house and to dress up my mother's dress.
Being the leader of the Twelve Holy Knights, no one had dared to roar at me in my whole life, with the exception of my teacher, the Pope, and that fat pig of a king who was oblivious to the situation.
Rms: Now in the old days at the AI lab we would have taken a sledgehammer and cracked it open, andthe broken door would be a lesson to whoever had dared to lock up something that people needed to use.
Ducos' daring scheme had been more successful than Favier had dared hope and, thanks to a growling wind and a falling glass, and thanks to some well-told lies, a Rifleman would be marooned in France, and the trap-jaws would clash home.
It seemed to me that if I had a knife in my hand,I would have striken with it my father and the woman who had dared to enter into our house and to dress up my mother's dress.
He fired the policemen and the magistrates who had dared to«damage the interests of Turkey»(sic), while Yasin al-Qadi and the state sued the left-wing newspaper BirGün for having reproduced my editorial,« Al-Qaeda, NATO's Timeless Tool».
Neither did these men of Damascus ever associate the later citizen of Capernaum who turned all Jewry upside down with the former carpenter of Nazareth who had dared to refuse the honor which their combined wealth might have procured.
Yet some commentators had dared to assert that the United States Constitution required a colour-blind composition of the electorate, whereas it was the United States Government's rule of Guam that would be assessed in the plebiscite.
The Holy Synod was indignant, that the starets-elder Illarion, schema-monk priest Antonii Bulatovich andthe Athos monks had dared to disturb the spiritual peace and stagnation, that they dared to think about matters of spiritual experience and knowledge.
From the early ages of the Fourth Race, when Spirit alone was worshipped and the Mystery was made manifest, down to the last palmy days of Grecian art, at the dawn of Christianity,the Hellenes alone had dared publicly to raise an altar to the"Unknown God.".
The response of the Cuban Government to 75 citizens who had dared to speak up for their human rights and fundamental freedoms had been to sentence them to more than 1,400 years of prison, and that was only the most recent example of how the Castro dictatorship had oppressed the Cuban people for almost 50 years.
Sahrawi women living under occupation had been raped andsubjected to psychological and physical torture and forced disappearances merely because they had dared to defend their legitimate rights under the Charter of the United Nations.
In that repressive atmosphere, the recent so-called"referendum" on the President could only be regarded as an affront to democracy and, given that Decree No. 840 prescribed the death penalty for anyone who insulted the President,the courage of the 0.04 per cent who had dared to vote against him was to be admired.
It was also regrettable that some well-known Russian public figures, including actors, singers and journalists, had been reviled and persecuted in the media andphysically harassed because they had dared to criticize the Kremlin's policies with regard to Ukraine.
Although the Government of the United States now publicly accepted that Puerto Rico continued to be a possession-- in other words a colony-- for nearly half a century only the revolutionary Government of Cuba,Puerto Rican activists and the occasional Latin American country, had dared to speak of Puerto Rico's real status before the Committee.
Another Functionary has dared to ascend to the higher level.
I have dared more than you.