Sentence examples for I could venture from inspiring English sources

Luckily, both power banks I'm traveling with were fully charged, so I could venture out for the duration, with full juice on my phone.

She said: "As a kid I liked being scared, probably because I came from a very safe, middle class Midwestern happy home that I could venture into those places as I knew I could come back to a different spot".

Henderson is fond of musical metaphors ("The oak is like a massive, turbulent musical score, the nautilus shell is like a chord resolved"), and I could venture one of my own: that these marginalia are like arpeggios on the chords that move through the symphony of the book.

I could venture a guess about the origin of my love of lingerie.

When I first got there I walked up to a Lieutenant and asked him if I could venture inside the hood without being an actual resident.

MySpace has revolutionized how its mostly young users communicate and share music, and the company said it could venture into other forms of online ticketing and commerce.

I chuckled out loud when you said you could venture out commenting on food just as food critics (in the NY Times, for example) tend to comment constantly on agricultural policy and farming technologies.

Is it ­really true that "Modigliani's self-­imposed challenge, to see how far he could venture into abstraction without ending in either anonymity or caricature, must be one of the most difficult any artist since the Renaissance has attempted"?

He could venture out only when the militiamen called an occasional ceasefire.

It's only in the past few months that a Westerner could venture there without protection.

He had to acquire years of technical training before he could venture out on his own.