Sentence examples for the venture of from inspiring English sources
verb
To undertake a risky or daring journey.
Discussion of the 3 vol. study, "The Venture of Islam," by the late Marshall Hodgson.
The Times Company informed its partners in the venture of its plans last month.
3Com contributed $160 million to the venture, of which it owns 49percentt.
Under accounting rules, Citi gets to mark up its entire stake in the venture, of which Morgan owns 51percentt.
Bertelsmann will have a majority stake in the venture of 53% and Penguin will control the remaining 47%.Each parent has their own reason for marrying off their children.
All four British mobile network operators are expected to bid: Everything Everywhere, the venture of Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom; Vodafone; O2 U.K.; and 3, a unit of Hutchison Whampoa.
Louise sent her friends, however, and the doyennes of Chicago society loyally helped to underwrite the ventures of her prodigy.
The exhibit is the latest venture of the insouciant dealer Gavin Brown, who is based in New York.
The project began in 1995 as the inaugural venture of the Asian theater workshop at the Taper.
CEDAR CREEK American Bar and Grill in Glen Cove is the newest venture of the Mim's Restaurant Group.
The venture capitalists of 1996 would have been ecstatic.
