Sentence examples for permanent venture from inspiring English sources

Two recent restaurant projects — one with a life span of just a month, the other a more permanent venture — offer vivid illustrations of the liveliness of London's current food market scene.

The first permanent foodie venture for Time Out, the market hosts a total of 35 kiosks – all branded in the same smart black and white signage and selling regional specialities, including Azeitão sheep's cheese, plates of ham from the Alentejo, and custard tarts from award-winning cafe Aloma.

It was designed as an educational venture with permanent and rotating exhibits around the theme of free inquiry, befitting its namesake movement.

It would be a shame if an underfinanced program to return to the Moon on a permanent basis and then venture on to Mars forced reductions in research programs of higher scientific value.

But not every social venture is permanent, not every idea is aimed at achieving scale or long-term sustainability.

In the last several months, American soldiers maintained no permanent posts here and ventured into the urban center only on patrols.

A permanent location could help the venture become profitable, Mr. Poirier added.

Besides, Mr. Sulkin added, "Permanent Residence" is a commercial venture, made for sale to Russian audiences in Russia.

Adrian Wells, previously head of Sky News' international news operation, will work with the ADMIC team and a director of news will be appointed to lead the venture on a permanent basis.

But Mr. Dabhoiwala said that such arguments underestimate the real gains of the 18th-century reclassification of sex as a private matter, gains he ventured to call permanent.

Will the issue be stamped on his permanent record? Meyer, for one, ventured a guess.