as brave as a lion

Even if he were as brave as a lion we would not want him here.

Got up and walked to the house as brave as a lion, looking at her.

His men knew him to be "as brave as a lion."

They say he's a wonderful, handsome man and looks as brave as a lion.

A mule is as brave as a lion any day."

The name hence originally meant something close to "as brave as a lion".

For he was as brave as a lion.

He hadn't even got Loony with him and he felt as brave as a lion.

Poor Wimbleweather, though as brave as a lion, was a true Giant in that respect.

"For another fifty pounds a week of your Judas money, he will be as brave as a lion.

Oh, he's genuine enough in his way, you know, as brave as a lion, or a good deal braver by all accounts."

Prince Alphonso, the third son, was round, fat, good-humoured, and as brave as a lion.

Printed below the line reading All rights reserved was this: Tell her she was as brave as a lion.

It is as brave as a lion, as swift as a horse, and as strong as a bull.

His citation of 1942 said: "Personally as brave as a lion, he was at the same time careful and solicitous about how he committed his troops."

Staci Clemmer (Brown Bear) is a dramatic, rough-and-tumble cub who's as brave as a lion - afraid of nothing.

Hendrick fought as brave as a lion, (according to surviving crewmen), and personally killed around ten enemy soldiers in close combat, before being hit by a bullet.

That's just his character,' said I. 'He's as brave as a lion, and you can't think how frank he is, Mr. Peggotty.'

Oh, there could be no doubt that the young man was as brave as a lion-but the Piglet had known Sertorius since his eighteenth year, and knew that Sertorius too was as brave as a lion.

"I never was a coward till after I came to North America," said I, laughing; and I felt that I ought to be as brave as a lion, and not injure the reputation of my glorious country by such childish fears.