Sentence examples for has ever ventured from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bharatdas says no candidate has ever ventured into the jungle to canvas for his vote.

As anyone who has ever ventured behind the curtain can attest, transformation lies at the heart of theater.

His answer, as anyone who has ever ventured into psychoanalysis will know, was always the same: some variation on, "What do you think I'm thinking?" Fair enough.

Every woman who has ever ventured an opinion on popular music could give you some variation (or a hundred) on my school corridor run-in, and becoming a recognized "expert" (a musician, a critic) will not save you from accusations of fakery.

OK, some of their dates might have had the suspicious smack of PR exercises, such as an excursion to The World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness-on-Windermere and a very intimate date to Times Square on New Year's Eve, a place no sober person has ever ventured.

Anyone who has ever ventured into the murky, illiterate world of Twitter Trending Topics might venture to go further.

It was the first time singer and guitarist Eleanor had ever ventured inside a recording studio.

If you have ever ventured into the world of French sauvignon blanc, you will feel comforted with this in your glass.

It might be an encounter with a touring musician, or stumbling on a secret gig, but if you've ever ventured down AC/DC Lane, you'll have met some memorable characters.

He also played a stirring part in Leeds' progress to the last eight of the FA Cup that season, the furthest they had ever ventured, by scoring four times in a run that ended at Highbury against the eventual winners, Arsenal.

Not that Armstrong was one for speeches; his deeds were enough, and, if there was something finally mysterious about him, a hint of the indecipherable, it was not, as I say, because of things locked or encrypted within his personal character, but just because what he achieved, however briefly, pulled him further out of our reach and range than anyone had ever ventured before.