Sentence examples for the venturing from inspiring English sources
verb
To undertake a risky or daring journey.
Venturers are expected to know and live by the Venturing Oath and Venturing Code.
The semiabstraction makes it look adventurous, but the venturing doesn't go far.
Today, billions of people, descendants of the venturing nations and descendants of those who were invaded, still stand in the historical shadow of this epic transformation.
Yet some people use public transportation less for reasons of travel and more for the public nature of the act itself, the venturing outside to meet up with others who may be seeking social interaction as well.
The boys were practicing at a shooting range, where their instructor, Kelli Walters, 18, from Pennsylvania, who is certified by the National Rifle Association and is part of the Venturing program, had longed to join the Boy Scouts, a family tradition.
While stories abound of newcomers of every colour and age being castigated and ridiculed, for the venturing person of colour unaware of the equal-opportunity nature of this bad behaviour, the default position will be "I/we're unwelcome because of race".
The venture went belly up.
The Gray's turned down the venture.
Reports of the venture fragmentary & conflicting.
