Sentence examples for started a new venture from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith said he recently started a new venture, Secondverse.

He has started a new venture to build next-generation technology to convert data into a light stream.

Ms. Corcoran has started a new venture, a television production company, although she said it was too early to talk about any specific projects.

In fact, Verizon started a new venture, Verizon Wireless, when it went into the cell phone business – in order to avoid the new workforce from automatically being fed into the bargaining unit.

Thomas Raymond & Co., a shoemaker based in Portland, Oregon, has started a new venture, the Ernest Hemingway Footwear Co., which offers some seriously handsome loafers in three Papa-themed lines: "Sportsman," "Literary," and "Angler".

By Ian Crouch July 15, 2010 Thomas Raymond & Co., a shoemaker based in Portland, Oregon, has started a new venture, the Ernest Hemingway Footwear Co., which offers some seriously handsome loafers in three Papa-themed lines: "Sportsman," "Literary," and "Angler".

Mr. Romenesko, whose blog on the Poynter Institute Web site became an addictive distraction for journalists across the country who found their work promoted on his page and their office gossip laid bare, said on Wednesday that he was starting a new venture that would report more general interest news.

NEW YORK -- After leaving The Washington Post to start a new venture, Ezra Klein said he didn't want to build a "super Wonkblog," the popular policy vertical he launched for the newspaper in 2011.

This means that when starting a new venture, profits are most important.

In April of last year, Kilar chose to leave the company, to start a new venture.

To be a slave to printing prices when you're starting a new venture is a tremendous concern".