Sentence examples similar to a venturesome exploit from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Caliban has shown in his previous work, he is a venturesome playwright and director, but "Famine Plays" is marred by self-indulgence.
Mr. Curtis, whose playing unfailingly combined lucidity and poise, used Ms. Radigue's elemental work as the starting point for a venturesome program.
This is a venturesome book of the first order.
If this disaster teaches anything, it is that we are a venturesome, entrepreneurial society.
Stefanie, who had been withdrawn, blossomed into a venturesome, Swahili-speaking teenager.
I may be a venturesome city girl, but I'm small town at heart.
You have to admire a venturesome spirit like Kenny Finkle, the young author of "Transatlantica".
Among those involved were architect Hugh Hardy, landscape architect Laurie Olin, garden designers Lynden Miller and Mary Riley Smith, and a venturesome restaurateur, Michael Weinstein.
His Beethoven is a venturesome architect who is also a builder, risking life and limb to lift up expansive structures.
There she founded the Mecklenburgh Opera, a venturesome chamber company dedicated to undiscovered pieces of the 20th century.
