The phrase "adventure well" is not a standard expression in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where someone is wishing another person to have a good experience or journey, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "As you set off on your travels, remember to adventure well and embrace every moment."
Alternatives: "enjoy your journey" or "have a great adventure".
(And we've ordered so much the waiter wonders, "Are you not full yet?") The food is an education, an occasionally challenging adventure, well worth hauling arse to Arsenal.
In the Book Review, Bruce Barcott said Millard "combines high adventure well told with dazzling passages of nature writing that illuminate the darkest, steamiest sections of the Amazon forest".
I have noticed, moreover, that this principle seems to apply to realms of adventure well beyond commercial sex, as if the sheer size of the metropolis had begun to breed its own subtle, private anarchy.
There is satisfaction enough that they can now stand together and that, even if he took the long way around, Sousa has selected his most recent adventures well.
Not a lot of us regular folk have the interest to devote 10 hours a day, seven days a week, year after year (after year after year) to any one activity, so I begin my adventures well aware that I will never paint like Rembrandt or compose music like Rachmaninoff or reach the heights of Jet Li as a martial artist.
The review continued that while the album "includes plenty of quirky meditations on lost love that recall her previous adventures, well-placed jolts give Acid Tongue greater balance, a component that's lacking on Rabbit Fur Coat".
Gilbert was the key figure behind LucasArts' Monkey Island series of point and click adventure games (well, at least the early good ones), and his blog is an enjoyable series of rants against modern game design.
But the real paths and portals opened are those into young imaginations by a show that combines interactive adventure as well as all the traditional values of good, old-fashioned storytelling.
If you've never read a Choose Your Own Adventure book, well... never mind.
I wanted a life adventure as well as a school adventure -- and he really did understand that.
