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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'sound adventurous' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone who is willing to take risks and explore new territories. For example, "My brother is always up for adventure; he's always ready to try something new and sound adventurous."
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If wind whipping off the Hudson does not sound adventurous enough, consider skirting Florida during hurricane season.
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(Reagan plays a microbiologist who suffers from epilepsy. If that sounds adventurous, the role of the "philosophical artist" went to Broderick Crawford, the human Buick).
Alarm Will Sound, the adventurous ensemble led by Alan Pierson, inaugurates a four-concert residency at the museum featuring programs inspired by the permanent collections.
If sweetbreads sound too adventurous, you can't go wrong with shell steak crusted with green and black peppercorns and served with cubes of terrific roasted potatoes.
Paradoxically, Mark Duffin Bruno Hauptmannn) pushed above the pitch so persistently that on Thursday Mr. Franklin's language sounded more adventurous than perhaps intended.
"That sounds pretty adventurous".
I bet you thought a meat lover's pizza with pineapples, anchovies and clams sounded pretty adventurous.
No American movie, she added, "had such an adventurous sound palette".
Sandwiched between these adventurous sound worlds were the eerie, melancholy harmonies of early music, beginning with Rodericus's "Angelorum Psalat" (about 1400), arranged by Christopher Otto, the JACK's first violinist.
It's the sound of the adventurous present, including the drummer and composer John Hollenbeck, the saxophonist Steve Coleman, and Fight the Big Bull, a roustabout little big band from Richmond, Va.
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