Sentence examples for extraordinary venture from inspiring English sources
Société Anonyme was an extraordinary venture.
One extraordinary venture was Shalako (1968), a bizarre western starring Sean Connery and Brigitte Bardot, in which he played a butler.
None of these questions are new, but, with Winfrey having embarked on an extraordinary venture — starting a cable channel, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), that is meant to be entirely in her own image — they are worth asking.
His personal account of this extraordinary venture was one of the highlights of the 2-day USE-it conference, which was held in Bonn in April to report on good practice in promoting academic entrepreneurship.
Several of these extraordinary ventures are Okta, Sophos, Tanium, Palantir, FireEye, Splunk, Zscaler, Lookout, CloudFlare, Illumio and AVAST.
But Monteverdi's Coronation of Poppea has unleashed in the two artists a rather extraordinary new venture that, if cared for properly, could fuel a surge in opera-going, and opera-writing, that could be very exciting.
Tucked into this part of the city is a truly extraordinary new venture, a partnership with one of the most contemporary higher education institutions in the United States, Berklee College of Music.
There were also people who are now working on low-carbon Transition Towns or had spun out of FoE to create extraordinary new ventures like Sue Clifford, co-founder of one of my favourite NGOs, Common Ground.
Where will Mr. Pelaccio's extraordinary culinary journey venture next?
The explorer and adventurer Benedict Allen has an astounding repertoire of extraordinary stories, having ventured across the Amazon Basin at its widest point, crossed the Gobi desert alone, and covered the entire length of the Namib desert, while connecting with the local people and documenting his experiences by handheld camera.
That qualified him, in Kierkegaard's words, three centuries later, as "disciplined in all secrecy by fear and trembling and much spiritual trial for venturing the extraordinary in God's name".
