Significados de most foolhardy em inglês

That second start was the most foolhardy thing I ever did.

Only the most foolhardy mayor would bring his town here.

Only the most foolhardy birds ventured to begin building operations.

Only the most foolhardy were predicting the result as referee Pat Casserly threw in the ball.

At last, however, the most foolhardy withdrew.

When I established this fact, a devil entered into my mind, and did a most foolhardy act.

Only the bravest and the most foolhardy snuck to their darkened windows to catch a glimpse of Gi.

Someone who goes ahead to clear the way, who takes the risks only the bravest-or most foolhardy-men can face.

In fact, her link to Bobby would probably prevent anyone except the most foolhardy from lending her a dime.

The entire strait was a natural fortress, enhanced by man until only the most foolhardy would want to attack it.

Certainly this head-on assault was about the most foolhardy tactic imaginable, and as such might catch the enemy off- guard.

Here was enough to have turned the most foolhardy from his purpose, but my inclination ran too strong the other way.

This extraordinary performance was most foolhardy, and some of his carping critics said that, as usual, Roosevelt wanted to be theatrical.

The man who has had it can go into the most dangerous places and play the most foolhardy tricks with perfect safety.

This was certainly a most foolhardy thing for a sensible man to do, who was seeking to evade the officers of justice.

In January 1977, while the Accardos were in Indian Wells, their Chicago home was burglarized by the most foolhardy band of thieves imaginable.