daredevilry การใช้

• He and Al retire from their life of daredevilry and settle down.
• An example of his daredevilry is seen in his stunt execution for a television show called Side Factor.
• And for this special species of daredevilry to work, there can't be any nets in sight.
• )meaning village of revolutionaries which was attainted by the village following the daredevilry of Harkishan Singh Surjeet who was an Indian nationalist.
• He was extremely enraged at this very suggestion and in an act of extreme daredevilry charged with his commandos right into the heart of the Mughal troops, killing hundreds.
• Where we once likened his gonzo daredevilry to Buster Keaton by way of Gene Kelly, we're now tempted to compare his mugging, prop-reliant antics to Carrot Top.
• To some, the extreme hype is an invitation to enter the realm of heart-pumping daredevilry wherein more snowriders than ever are forcing themselves into challenges that, at least in their minds, reconstruct the classic scenes from Warren Miller.
• Though Harlin blends stunt driving and computer-generated daredevilry with film he shot at actual races, his technique is too jumpy and self-conscious to convey either the meticulous skill the sport demands or the visceral thrill it can produce.
• He has since then become a legendary symbol of daredevilry and masculinity with numerous inspirations, imitations, his unfading popularity being widely used to promote new-age movies, actors and brands and an ever-growing fan-base spanning generations.
• Notably these include the acrobatics of the musicians : the trumpet soloist who plays standing on a chair suspended high enough in the air to count as daredevilry, the unicycling trombonist and the drummer who manages a series of remarkably rapid paradiddles while gripping one drumstick between his nose and his upper lip.