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Bad odds even for a daring young captain, as he had been then.

It is not too far to sail for a daring fellow.

A boy died after jumping on to the back of a passing lorry for a dare.

For a dare, he once dropped his trousers and flashed outside a church.

But none of it would be possible if not for a daring, tragic escape.

Some folks said he did it for a dare.

All are to be commended for a daring and dangerous exploit.

The prison is infamous for a daring helicopter escape in 1987.

Three boys who beat a homeless man to death for a dare were convicted of murder yesterday.

Wouldn't get off with you for a dare.

It sounds just the kind of thing your average Homo sap would do for a dare.

All that The Shadow needed was the right time for a daring stroke.

A youth clambered on to the roof at the back of the shop for a dare and fell through.

Those men dressed as businessmen, racing to the top for a daring stunt.

They kept diving underneath the coot and coming up on the other side, as if for a dare.

At least one death is known, of a 29-year-old American man who swallowed a rough-skinned newt for a dare.

So much for a daring display of primitive combat!

Stan asks for a dare, expecting to be asked to kiss Wendy.

Most people in the city had been into Leggie's crypts, if only for a dare.

Oneeven used a mobile phone to film the stunt - thought to have been done for a dare.

Rogue base jumpers in Chicago find their way to roof for a daring leap.

The real Mary Bryant would indeed become famous for a daring escape in 1791.

The Redcar crew have already been honoured for a daring rescue earlier this year.

William, for a dare, steals a small "Chinese god" figure from his headteacher's house.

Every piece seems to be reaching for a daring composition, and this often allows the design element to dominate.