And I dare venture to say you have done more in an hour than we four could have accomplished in a full week," Hiram added genially.
Of it I can tell no more than that which I saw, and I dare venture to say that my experience was the same as that of every other in the line, for no man could give attention save to what lay directly before him.
It stands to reason we'll be in danger many a time before we go out from this world, unless it so chances that we come to grief here; but I dare venture to say we'll never be nearer death than we have been since leaving the thicket.
Because of the forebodings in my heart I was not inclined for conversation, and I dare venture to say the sergeant held his peace for much the same reason.
With that cane of his I dare venture to say he could strike a man dead with one blow; while that is in his hand and Horry lying at his feet, the Tory is completely at the old man's mercy.
The lad is in no danger, and I dare venture to say more comfortably situated than are you.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dare venture" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
