Sentence examples for different ventures from inspiring English sources
"There will inevitably be a certain amount of ego-stroking involved," he says, "but I plan to get to grips with the detail of all our different ventures.
They question the seriousness of a project that despite claiming to have set up at least five different ventures, has yet to establish a corporate Web site.
But people close to their investment firms said there was little doubt that their decision to pursue different ventures had created some tension.
"They say all good things come to an end and for us it just felt like it was the right time to move forward and pursue different ventures".
"He's had many ideas and many different ventures, but I think this is the one that's going to do it for him," said Michael Kudrewicz, a friend and business associate for 30 years.
All the above feels not so much like digital transition at Trinity Mirror, but more an ongoing number of different ventures to find out what works best, and where, and what doesn't work at all.
It struck Ms. Hotchner that fragrance was analogous to photography, which even into the 1970s was seen as "a very different venture from art," she said.
" By the time my summer internship reached its halfway point, I had already heard variations of this quote from three partners at two different venture capital (VC) funds.
The fact that PSG are expected to dominate most matches and win with pizazz, while also challenging for the Champions League, also makes this a very different venture to the one he masterminded at Bordeaux.
He'll be appearing at the Albert Hall in April, when Bellowhead celebrate their 10th anniversary, but this was a very different venture, playing in a basement room that seated no more than 60 people.
This summer several paddleboard instructors based at a different venture, the Manhattan Kayak Company, formed Suplogix, a research group that has joined with BTS Bioengineering and Rutgers University in using wireless biomedical technology to learn more about what happens physically when people do stand-up paddleboarding.
