Sentence examples for has sometimes ventured from inspiring English sources
Identity Evropa's presence on campuses has sometimes ventured beyond propaganda distribution.
Bush the businessman has sometimes lent his name and credibility to money-making ventures that involved dubious characters.
And it has allowed Popular to do so without venturing abroad, where its larger Spanish rivals BBVA and Banco Santander have sometimes gotten into trouble.
Judges have sometimes disagreed.
At the root of all this was the simple song-craft that Young has become famous for, but I would sometimes venture further out on to the third disc, Arc, which contained half an hour of pure feedback.
Sometimes it has ventured into controversial territory, such as its decision to hold a discussion at the House of Commons between Brighton bomber Pat Magee and Jo Berry, the daughter of Sir Anthony Berry who was killed in the IRA attack on the Grand hotel on 12 October 1984, during the Conservative party conference.
The "teachable" elements are basic, although they sometimes venture into more esoteric zones.
But even the Sentinelese have had occasional brushes with other societies; members of their tribe have been kidnapped, helicopters sometimes fly over their island and they have killed fishermen who have ventured too close.
Elk and pronghorn, which have been reintroduced nearby, sometimes venture into the park.
Conversely, some residents had not ventured to its end.
