Just the world's most fearless duck, effortlessly out-swimming a tiger.
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Gen Z will be our queerest and most fearless generation yet.
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AC: Our clients are often the most fearless, educated, opinionated culture shifters.
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Ten of our most fearless reporters hopped at the chance to tipple some booze.
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" Adds the 20-year-old, "My mom is the most fearless person I've ever met.
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It's all very weary-making, even for the most fearless and thickest-skinned among us.
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"This girl is one of the strongest, most fearless individuals I've ever met," he wrote.
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It's Mylene at her most fearless and that would be enough to make "Gamble" worth a watch.
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His united band of fan favorites are, like Jon, among the most fearless characters throughout the fictional universe.
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In front of millions of viewers you played the role of the most fearless Bond Girl ever – with great panache!
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The Challenge family lost one of its most fearless members when Diem Brown died from ovarian cancer at age 34.
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All of those guys are considered gangsters, but we love when the toughest and most fearless amongst can be vulnerable.
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They too, risked their lives to help save the stranded soldiers, which is probably the most fearless thing they could've done.
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You all are some of the most fearless, powerful, awe-inspiring athletes I've ever seen—and together, you're nothing short of extraordinary.
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She also made TIME Magazine's "Top 25 Most Influential Teens of 2014" and Huffington Post's "14 Most Fearless Teens of 2014" list.
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"This girl is one of the strongest, most fearless individuals I've ever met," he captioned a photo of himself and the actress.
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This has earned him a reputation as one of UK rap's most fearless voices, as well as one of its most imaginative artists.
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It's a showcase of some of London's most fearless female creatives, and a celebration of the 35th anniversary of Nike's classic Air Force 1.
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It is one of the most fearless, not to mention filling, dishes on a menu that could use a little more of both qualities.
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But as for the future of the megadeal, the complex prenuptials involved are likely to send all but the most fearless running for the hills.
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"This girl is one of the strongest, most fearless individuals I've ever met," Lautner captioned an Instagram photo of Lourd after the news of Fisher's death broke.
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Nicole Kidman was the most fearless fashion risk-taker on the award show circuit last season that we just crowned her the Most Stylish star of 2017.
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The killing, which Lankesh's supporters believe could only have been politically motivated, silenced one of India's most fearless critics of a rising tide of right-wing Hindu extremism.
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That was the most fearless giving no fucks writing experience I've ever had and I hope I managed to transfer even a tiny bit of that to The Paris Project.
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"The reason for my acceptance [of the New Yorker Festival] was simple: I would be facing one of the most fearless journalists of his generation," he said in a statement.
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Click here to view original GIFSticking your arm inside a box of mosquitoes to get bit is very probably the most fearless thing a person on this planet can do.
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Mr. Colbert sounds like the most fearless of the correspondents when it came to getting interviewees to answer outrageous questions — and he was the first of them to be sued.
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Cersei, one of the most fearless woman is Westeros, leaves the series a sobbing mess, begging the man in her life, twin/lover Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), to protect her.
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"The reason for my acceptance was simple: I would be facing one of the most fearless journalists of his generation," Mr. Bannon said in a statement to The New York Times.
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WITH the death of Allister Sparks on September 19th in Johannesburg at the age of 83, South Africa mourns the passing of one of its most fearless, dogged and influential liberal journalists.
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He was talking with Daisy Ramirez, who'd played the role of my Best and Most Fearless Friend since elementary school, but I couldn't follow their conversation over the noise of all the others.
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"For years I could only understand these pursuits of shadowed water, blind rivers and terrible depths as fierce versions of the death drive — fiercer even than what drove the most fearless mountaineers," he writes.
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Although she has plenty of experience performing in front of crowds, Kiyoko is calling this gig her most fearless moment of the year, which makes her first beauty partnership make a ton of sense.
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Camp Cope are often lauded for their fearlessness in calling out bookers and festivals, but releasing "The Face of God" proved to be the most fearless and powerful thing the Melbourne trio could possibly do.
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Even the most fearless producers turn pale when we see reports like this one from Digital TV Research, which predicts that, by 2628, online piracy will cost the U.S. film and television industry $28500 billion annually.
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She has emerged as one of the most fearless experimental playwrights of her generation — "the queen of unease," according to The Village Voice; "a troubling, necessary presence" in American theater, Hilton Als wrote in The New Yorker.
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"This cowardly attack on one of Tanzania's most fearless and prominent politicians raises concerns about the safety of all dissident voices in the country, at a time when space for dissent is quickly shrinking," said Amnesty International, a human-rights group.
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"Out of any star I've ever worked with and helped, she is the most fearless advocate for helping people," Mike Bayer, who founded CAST Centers (the facility Lovato co-owns) after overcoming his own struggle with addiction, tells PEOPLE exclusively about the singer.
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Vonn, one of the most fearless and accomplished downhillers in history, flung herself down the course and would have posted the day's fastest time had she not stood up, relaxed and raised her arms to shoulder level 75 yards from the finish line.
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And never for a minute was I dismissive of Muhammad Ali — who was, after all, an athlete who also happened to be dazzlingly deft with language, and one of the boldest, most fearless, most radical fighters for social justice our country has ever known.
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The Saturday Profile ANKARA, Turkey — Out of the repressive climate of the last 18 months since a bloody coup attempt in Turkey, the most fearless challenger to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan — and potentially his most serious rival in future elections — has been Meral Aksener.
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This openness to transgender actors is exactly how she landed the starring role of Audrey — played by a caucasian cis woman in the 1986 film — in Pasadena Playhouse's production of Little Shop of Horrors, a moment that she's calling one of her most fearless of the year.
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Ayhan Çarkın (1962, Erzurum) was a policeman. The leader of the Special Operations Department (), İbrahim Şahin, said Çarkın was the most fearless policeman he had ever met.
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He won the 2016 Welsh Adventurer of the Year Award. He has been named the seventh- coolest person in Wales and was described as "one of the world’s most fearless outdoor men" by FHM magazine.
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Avrodh the Siege Within (2020) is an Indian web series, nine episodes long, based on the 2016 Uri attack and the following surgical strikes. It is based on a chapter of the book India's Most Fearless.
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After finishing her skating career, Davankova switched to YouTube. She is now one of the most popular Russian bloggers with over 1 million subscribers on YouTube and almost 300.000 followers on Instagram. She calls herself 'the most fearless blogger of Russian YouTube'.
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During his teens, camping out for weeks at a time at Easkey in North West Ireland, he was exposed to harsh conditions and powerful waves, an experience that was to lay the foundations for his growing reputation as one of the most fearless of UK grommets.
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Birth: Germany. Date of Issue: November 18, 1897. > In order to reassure his command, this officer, in the most fearless manner > and exposed to very great danger, walked in front of the line; the command, > thus encouraged, advanced over the lava upon the Indians who were concealed > among the rocks.
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Coleman and her older brother Charlie advocated nationwide for sexual assault survivors. HuffPost named Coleman as one of the "13 most Fearless Teens of 2013". Coleman's story was featured in the 2016 Netflix documentary Audrie & Daisy. Coleman and Audrie Pott were recipients of a 2016 Cinema Eye Honor as "unforgettable" memorable non-fiction film subjects.
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Steavenson died in 1913 aged seventy-seven at Hollywell Hall, Brancepeth. President W.C Blackett noted on Steavenson's passing that he was 'a most fearless exponent of accuracy and truth, and a most enduring friend to all young men'.Transactions of the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, Vol. LXIV 1913-1914, p.
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11 O'Clock is a 1948 action film directed by Homi Wadia. It starred Fearless Nadia, John Cawas, Atish Sayani and Aftab. The Austin car, which was a regular in most Fearless Nadia films, was given a billing with the main cast as "Austin Ki Bacchi" (daughter of Austin). The music was composed by Chitragupta.
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Kritavarma (, ) was one of the Yadava warriors and chieftain, and a contemporary of Krishna. He finds mention in several ancient Sanskrit texts including the Mahābhārata, the Vishnu Purana, the Bhagavata Purana and the Harivamsa. According to the Puranas, he was born in the most fearless Andhaka clan of the mighty Yadavas, and son of Hŗidika.Pargiter, F.E. (1972).
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Melody Gilbert is an award-winning independent documentary filmmaker, and educator from Washington, D.C. now living in Natchitoches, Louisiana. She has directed, filmed, produced, and sometimes edited, seven independent feature- length documentaries since 2002. The Documentary Channel calls her "one of the most fearless filmmakers in contemporary documentary cinema." She is currently an assistant professor of journalism at Northwestern State University.
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At the time of Lee's death, the judicial review was reportedly a few weeks away. On 8 March 2018, owing to her death, the legal challenge was formally withdrawn. In a statement following Lee's death, her solicitor, Ciaran Moynagh, described her as "one of this country's most fearless human rights advocates". Journalist Lyra McKee paid Lee tribute, and noted her views on the sex industry had changed because of Lee's campaigning.
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In later years, Pony Starr who lived on the edge of Porum was involved in the Porum Range War and was regarded as the straightest shot and most fearless man of his clan. A post office was established in Porum Gap March 25, 1890. The Midland Valley Railroad came to the Porum area in 1903. The town of Porum was formed in 1905, following the merger of Porum Gap and Starvilla.
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Stephen Venard Steve Venard (c. 1823 in Lebanon, Ohio - May 20, 1891 in Nevada City, California) was a Northern California lawman, and renowned road agent killer. In the course of his career, he killed six highwaymen and made several important captures. He is known for participating in one of the classic gun duels of the Old West, and for being one of the most fearless lawmen of the California Gold Rush era.
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In 1872, the San Francisco Chronicle called him "one of the most fearless and daring desperadoes that has ever figured in the criminal annals of our state." He was twice convicted of cattle theft and twice served time in San Quentin prison, but was never convicted of any of the murders he was alleged to have committed. Contemporary newspaper accounts compared him to Robin Hood, and he was reportedly aided in escaping from lawmen by Mexicans residing in California.
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" Mike Madden of Consequence of Sound said, "Apart from its mild lyrical slips, Kiss Land doesn't really have any cosmetic issues, just relative shortcomings when you consider the singular thrills his 2011 output offered. The 23-year-old Tesfaye will almost certainly make a bigger, better record soon. For now, Kiss Land works fine as one of the year's most fearless pop releases." Julia LeConte of Now said, "Kiss Land is proof for the unconvinced: the Weeknd is a star whether he wants to be or not.
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The youngest warrior knocks Zahhāk down with his mace, ties him up, and drags him off toward Mount Damāvand as a large crowd follows. Zahhāk wakes and shouts so loudly that the pillars of the palace shake. Following Arnavāz's counsel, Zahhāk summons wise men and scholars to interpret his dream. His hesitant consultants remain silent until the most fearless of the men reports that the dream is a vision of the end of Zahhāk's reign at the hands of Fereydun, the young man with the mace.
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In slang it means someone that is all over the place. “It represents me as a designer, because I had to go door to door to figure out the process of starting a fashion business.” In 2012, Raassi was called “One of the Most Fearless Women in World” by Newsweek Magazine. Tala Raassi has stated she "aims to celebrate the beauty of the women’s body through her designs and empower women all around the world to follow their dreams." For Tala Raassi, “fashion is freedom.”.
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Simin Saberi (, also transliterated as Símín Sábirí; March 2, 1959 – June 18, 1983) was one of the victims of the Baháʼí community in Iran, who was sentenced to death by the Islamic Revolutionary Court for her beliefs and faith as a Baháʼí. At the age of 24, she was hanged by the Islamic Republic of Iran along with 9 other Baháʼí women in the Chogan Square of Shiraz.Martyrs of the Baha'i Faith: Ms. Simin Saberi She has been characterised as 'one of the most fearless' of this group.
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Noonan meet Paul Grabowsky dressed in a garbage bag at the Woodford Folk Festival sometime in the early noughties. Paul came and heard Elixir sing and soon after asked Noonan to join the Australian Art Orchestra on a European tour. Shortly after this, Lyndon Terracini commissioned Paul to write a song cycle for the Queensland Music Festival with the late poet Dorothy Porter. Written for Noonan and a quartet featuring some of Australia’s most fearless jazz musicians (namely Scott Tinkler – trumpet, Philip Rex – double bass and Simon Barker – drums/cymbals), the two recorded the album.
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According to the Jómsvíkinga saga, Vagn was the son of Aki, a son of the Jomsviking chieftain Palnatoke. Intrigued by the courage displayed by Vagn, his grandfather Palnatoke allowed him (after first attempting to dissuade him) to prove his worth with a duel against Sigvaldi Strut- Haraldsson, whom Vagn defeated. He was admitted to the order despite the Jomsviking rule that no man under the age of 18 be allowed to join. Palnatoke adopted Vagn, who is described as one of the most fearless of the Jomsvikings, as a sort of protégé.
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Gaelic games (hurling, camogie, Gaelic football) are played in the local Gaelic Athletic Association complex, home to the Oylegate-Glenbrien teams. Hurler and club member Pat Nolan played for Wexford as goalkeeper for many years throughout the 1950s, 60s and 70s and is regarded as one of the best and most fearless to ever play in that position. He won two All-Ireland medals on the field of play in 1960 (alongside his brother, John) and 1968 and as a substitute in 1956. He helped the Oylegate- Glenbrien club win their sole Wexford Club Hurling Championship title in 1963.
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Among her many awards and recognitions, Miller-Muro was named DC Young Mother of the Year in 2015 by American Mothers Inc. She was also named one of 50 powerful women religious leaders to celebrate on International Women's Day in 2014 by The Huffington Post, and, in 2013, she received an honorary doctorate from Northern Illinois University. In 2012, she was recognized for her work at Tahirih and named one of Newsweek/The Daily Beast 's 150 Most Fearless Women in the World. In the same year, she received Diane Von Fürstenberg's People's Voice Award and made the list of Goldman Sachs' Top 100 Most Innovative Entrepreneurs.
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She was named by CNN as one of eight agents of change in the Middle East, and by The Daily Beast as one of the most fearless women in the world for two years in a row. In addition, Dalia’s story and struggle for liberal democratization in Egypt was profiled in best-selling books such as: Robin Wright’s “Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion across the Islamic World”; and Lily Eskelsen Garcia’s “Rabble Rousers: Fearless Fighters for Social Justice”. Ziada has worked as the Executive Director of Ibn Khaldun Center for Democratic Studies; and Egypt director for The American Islamic Congress. Currently, she leads the Liberal Democracy Institute.
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Another Eastern commander of note was Turner Ashby, the "Black Knight of the Confederacy", who commanded Stonewall Jackson's cavalry forces in the Valley Campaign; he was killed in battle in 1862. In the Western Theater, the most fearless, and ruthless, cavalry commander was Nathan Bedford Forrest, who achieved spectacular results with small forces but was an ineffective subordinate to the army commanders he was supposed to support, resulting in poorly coordinated battles. Much of the same issues could be said of Forrest's counterpart in the Army of Tennessee, John Hunt Morgan. In the Eastern Theater, the Partisan Ranger John Singleton Mosby succeeded in tying down upwards of 40,000 Federal troops defending rail lines and logistical hubs with only 100-150 irregulars.
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It tells the stories of Heather and Dodge, who are recently-graduated high school students in the impoverished small town of Carp. The action revolves around the mysterious and dangerous game, "Panic," which takes place every summer after graduation and involves a series of adrenaline pumping challenges that become progressively more life-threatening to weed out the weak and find out who is the most fearless of all. The winner receives a large sum of money (the year thst Heather and Dodge play, the prize is $67,000), which is a chance to escape the poverty in which they all live. That novel was followed by her first adult novel, Rooms, on September 23, 2014, and another teen novel, Vanishing Girls, on March 10, 2015.
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Jay Black of TV Squad said the conflict between Michael and his co-workers was very good, and he enjoys the way Phyllis revealed how hurt she was by Michael's departure from the company; however, Black said he did not like that the episode included a "Casual Friday" even though the office had never had one before. Rick Porter of Zap2it said the supporting characters were all in top form and that the episode demonstrated how Michael, in offering a genuine apology, has grown this season. Porter also praised the scenes with Jim and Creed, and described Kate Flannery as "one of the most fearless actresses on TV" for her scene with the short bathing suit. Josh McAuliffe of The Times-Tribune called the episode "yet another winner in what's shaping up to be a terrific last third of the season".
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On February 10, 1872, Morse entered through the back door and the other three deputies entered through the front door. As the officers entered, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that "the desperado sprang from his seat and was about to draw his revolver, when Morse rushed up behind, seized him by the throat, with one hand, while he leveled a revolver at his head with the other, and casually remarked: 'Put up your hands, Procopio—you're my man.'" Procopio was taken by the Oakland boat to the San Leandro jail. At the time of his arrest, the San Francisco Chronicle ran a lengthy article about Procopio's arrest and career, beginning as follows: > Tomaso Rodendo, alias Procopio, although a young man, is one of the most > fearless and daring desperadoes that has ever figured in the criminal annals > of our state.
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In July 1866, Havemeyer was selected, along with Thurlow Weed, as arbitrator in the matter of a controversy relative to certain claims which had been pending for more than ten years between the Board of Public Charities and Correction and the Board of Commissioners of Emigration involving an amount of more than $100,000. The report was accepted as satisfactory by both parties, and the controversy settled. In the wake the Boss Tweed financial scandal, which forced the political boss of Tammany Hall to flee the country, Havemeyer was named vice president of the political reform organization Committee of 70 and assisted in organizing reform associations in all the city's assembly districts. He was chosen chairman of a noted mass reform meeting held at Cooper Union on 4 September 1871, and his speech on that occasion was one of the most fearless and outspoken of any in its denunciation of the official thieves.
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In April 2014, LaBarbera's planned appearance in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada at a Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association convention was met with controversy from residents. A group known as Intolerance Free Weyburn started a petition urging organizers to reconsider LaBarbera's involvement, and planned a protest at the event itself, citing AFTAH's history of anti-gay rhetoric, and for being designated as a hate group by SPLC. Despite receiving similar criticism in 2013 for inviting a speaker from Courage International to the convention, the decision was defended by the organization's president Marcy Mallette, who stated that "his website is for truth, and that's not hateful at all", but also went on to say that she "welcome[d] dialogue", given that "there's nothing worse than just being silent about everything." LaBarbera himself confirmed that he would still appear at the event, characterized the protest as a "homo-Marxist attempt to shut down my speech", and indicated that he was also looking forward to meet Bill Whatcott, a fellow anti-gay and pro-life supporter that he dubbed "the most fearless truth-teller" he had ever met, at the event as well.
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