That dear, intrepid woman.

The intrepid woman despite her condition walked all the way to Sittaford and batted him one with the sandbag.

It was a wonderful sight to see this intrepid woman gliding fearlessly along that dreadful place.

To our amazement, an intrepid young woman across the street, cellphone to ear and dressed impeccably in a little black shift, started to wade across toward the shelter.

But not before leaving in its wake a valuable collective portrait of intrepid seafaring women - and an image of domestic challenge that would leave even Martha Stewart spinning.

Jasma, among a thousand other observations, had given his report of those few intrepid European women who had ventured out with their menfolk to Fort St George.

The author's quest to film intrepid women from other cultures for her TV series.

It is, rather, about the passage of an intrepid woman through the middle decades of the 20th century.

Also on view are mixed-media paintings and works on paper by Juliette Pelletier in an exhibition honoring intrepid 19th-century women, through April 27.

Had the intrepid woman been alive at the time, she might instead have moved the whole of 740 Park, or the three floors inhabited by the Webbs, to Vermont.