In the two years since her first solo show in New York, Meredyth Sparks has ventured forth from the sanctums of relatively austere photo-appropriation.
Although Representative Lindsey Graham (an important player in the effort to impeach President Bill Clinton) has jumped in from the Republican side, no Democrat has ventured forth.
It surprised Briggs that Faucher had managed to find him at all, having ventured forth from the Hertz counter at the Billings airport with nothing but a state map.
"I'd call it refreshing, refreshingly satisfying," said Paul, 17, who had ventured forth with the nabeyaki udon ($6.50), noodle soup with chicken, fish cakes, shrimp tempura and egg.
Ridiculing the piddling force of 300 Spartan warriors who had ventured forth to do battle with the Persian army - the largest fighting force heretofore assembled, said by some to consist of a million men - an emissary of Xerxes, the mighty Persian king, sneered, "We will shoot so many arrows into the air, we will blot out the sun".
This marks the first time that a major author has ventured forth to offer e-books directly to the public, bypassing publishers' sites and online bookstores in the process, to allow readers to buy the content direct and then sideload it to their reading platform of choice.
Fearful that the rebellion might destabilize the Balkan region, peacekeepers began seizing shipments of arms intended for the rebels.. Trying to contain the insurgency, the peacekeepers have detained suspected members of a rebel group who have ventured back and forth across Kosovo's boundary.
About 400 visitors have ventured inside.
The new army has had to venture forth from its coastal bases to deal with the disturbances in Kufra, Sebha and Zwara, negotiating control of airports and serving as a buffer between feuding communities.But the militias, who duck central authority, remain worryingly strong.
I let go of the "home" I had there and ventured forth to finish a memoir about my Polish family, "Grace Revealed," which, ironically, revolved around homeless Polish deportees during the 1940s.
