Sentence examples for pioneering venture from inspiring English sources

"The Caravan was a pioneering venture in the early days of downtown's revitalization," Mr. Bass said.

Strawberry Hill, Horace Walpole's pioneering venture in Gothic Revival near London.

· Regeneration: Salford's terraces turned upside down Humble terraced house to make a comeback in pioneering venture that offers hope for boarded-up streets.

Art Initiative Columbia University - The Arts Initiative at Columbia University is a pioneering venture to make arts and culture a meaningful part of every Columbian's experience.

The Columbia University Arts Initiative is a pioneering venture to make arts and culture a meaningful part of every Columbian's experience.

A pioneering venture, this book is the first major effort toward a valid comparison of the political systems of Asia, Africa, the Near East, and Latin America.

Such pioneering ventures ended after the Soviet Union disintegrated and the economy soured, depriving the space agency of funds.

One of the charities which supports the Trussell Trust is Oxfam, which does relatively little work in the UK but tries to support interesting pioneering ventures here.

One of the Southwest's most enterprising businessmen in the pre- and post-Civil War era, he had amassed a small fortune from his shipping business and pioneering ventures in cotton, livestock and mining.

His tremendous legacy also includes the founding and longtime leadership of the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy, and Spoleto Festival USA, in Charleston, S.C., as well as pioneering ventures in radio and television opera.

When Fleischmann and Salonen finally began to shift the repertory toward the present, they could build on a small but spirited group of new-music-loving patrons and donors, who had supported pioneering ventures like Evenings on the Roof, which in time became Monday Evening Concerts.