Sentence examples for budget venture from inspiring English sources

To continue draining your souvenir budget, venture to Chapel Street in South Yarra-Prahran, where posh boutiques rub elbows with charming cafés and exquisite art galleries.

The problem is systemic, and studios have received similar backlash for the majority-white casts of Speed Racer, Dragonball Evolution, Doctor Strange, and Avatar: The Last Airbender, and while it would be absurd for a big budget venture to ignore the conversation, it's something anime and comic book fans alike have come to expect from Hollywood.

Its success allowed Pialat his first big-budget venture, Police (1985), starring Depardieu as a racist detective waging war against Arab drug dealers in Marseilles.

The slick, high-budget venture is based on a real-life militant attack by the Pakistani Taliban against a police academy in 2009 and follows antiterrorism police officers as they try to stop subsequent attacks.

This energetic, low-budget venture strips away the romantic idea that superpower-enhanced humans are blessed by fate and views them instead as lab rats embroiled in a cause out of their control.

The financial problems created by the stalled production of that film spilled over into Mr. Sippy's next big-budget venture, "Bandhan," starring Rajesh Khanna and the Bollywood queen Mumtaz.

As television tries to scale up with bigger-budget ventures like Boardwalk Empire, cinema is showing it where it gets off.

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls was Meyer's first major studio film, put together after 20th Century Fox noted the large profits from his previous low-budget ventures.

The results of studies like the ones from San Diego State can come down to the gatekeepers — if female directors aren't being considered for big-budget ventures or reboots of beloved films, it stands to reason they might not figure in box office hits.

However awash New York City is in Wall Street bonuses and budget surpluses, venture capital and disposable income, it remains for some people one of the world's great social work laboratories -- full of poor, troubled people, children at risk and marriages coming apart.

If it seems beyond your budget to venture out to real restaurants serving food above the level of mass-produced hamburgers and greasy French fries, think again.