Sentence examples for elected to venture from inspiring English sources
That's why no one can figure out why he elected to venture online without using them.
I elected to venture into the igloo, which had a small Paper Rad retrospective going on.
But he also elects to venture into Lincoln's awareness and perceptions, and, when he does, it's an all-in enterprise, a physical incursion undertaken not only to extract characterizing thoughts but also to influence them.
A couple of years before he was elected to the Senate, in 1998, he began venturing into Prospect Park to do some loops around the main drive.
In their hands the newspaper was nothing more than a tool for union busting, race baiting, promoting their business ventures and getting their cronies elected to public office.
In 1860, Milton Bradley developed a radically different concept of success in The Checkered Game of Life, the first American board game rewarding players for worldly ventures such as attending college, being elected to Congress, and getting rich.
Nixon elected to do neither.
1991 Elected to the Royal Academy.
"I hope he gets elected to Congress".
In 1986 Eadie was elected to Fife Regional Council.
