Remember that the heart stands for bravery.
Several soldiers were decorated for bravery.
The soldier was awarded a medal for his bravery.
The soldier deserves the award for his ACTS of bravery.
His bravery should be an example to all of us.
The corporal was cited for bravery in battle.
She came to the party in all the bravery of her new dress.
He had had in succession, under the Empire and under the Restoration, the sorts of bravery requisite for the two epochs, the bravery of the battle-field and the bravery of the TriBune.
Characteristically, he never spoke of these years or his bravery in his letters.
The color white represented purity and innocence. Red stood for bravery.
He was awarded a merit badge for his bravery in the battle.
Give yourself a point for good office politics and a point for bravery.
No, it is more like pure respect for those men and boys who marched to their deaths with such bravery.
We tend to equate bravery and courage with being fearless, but this is both unhelpful and inaccurate.
Children gather at a National Immunization Day booth to receive flags, whistles and balloons: small rewards in exchange for their bravery in agreeing to get inoculated against polio.
Peacekeeping is difficult work - I respect the bravery and dedication of every peacekeeper who travels to a distant land, far from their families, to risk their lives.
Gordon Brown said he was "deeply saddened" by her death and praised Goody's bravery and the way she raised awareness of cervical cancer.
The only requirement was bravery, because it turns out that when you put up an easel and canvas in the museum, everyone talks to you.
"Rather be a happy lieutenant, " he tells RoseEllen, hiswife of 21 years. He has a bravery medal and 20 citation bars.
An excess of bravery leads people to do really stupid things; the example I normally use is the frat-brat who'll jump of the fraternity house just to prove how brave he is.
In a selfless act of scientific bravery, they strode confidently in front of it as it rode towards them at a brisk walking pace, only to see it stop in its tracks and reverse.
But early signs-the bravery of the young, or the refusal of the Egyptian army to turn on the people-suggest this story could have a hopeful ending, he thinks.
that I may exert the most heroic bravery, the most undaunted resolution, in defending its laws and liberty, without despising all the rest of the world as cowards and poltroons?
