Sentence examples for adventurous part from inspiring English sources
Here's the adventurous part: on occasional weekends, Lola's also offers afternoon teas like those enjoyed in Morocco, China or France ($30 per person or $35 shared).
Lerounis calls the area an "open museum"; the valleys' reputation as a Garden of Eden, a lost land of innocent people, meant that a summer stop to see the Kalash used to be an adventurous part of the hippie trail.
George R. Steel said on Tuesday that he was resigning as executive director of the Miller Theater at Columbia University, which he has turned into a vital and adventurous part of New York's music scene, to become general director of the Dallas Opera, starting on Oct. 1.
Many of us who work in creative fields or pursue artistic interests adore the beginnings of things, loving the peak of energy that comes with the initial, adventurous part of a goal, but then we lose steam as a project becomes more predictable.
But the scientific and adventurous parts of his story are more compelling.
Many critics, including Mark Kermode, have saluted Statham's attempt to develop his "brand" by trying more adventurous parts.
Chicken is popular on the Japanese barbie, but they choose more adventurous parts than the drumstick, the favourite of a good British barbecue.
My parents divorced when I was young and my dad ended up with the more adventurous parts of their record collection, everything from Lou Reed to Isaac Hayes to old jazz artists and a lot of blues.
But for adventurous audiences, part of the pleasure is the chance to watch a work or career unfold.
But the specific credit for Monday's program goes to the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, the curator for Bach and the Polyphonies, the adventurous six-part series that ended with this thoughtful concert.
The band members (except for the drummer) began the set bent over their instruments, like four very loud prehistoric creatures, and they spent more than an hour playing brutal songs full of adventurous instrumental parts and sweeping choruses.
