Sentence examples for they are venturing from inspiring English sources

They are venturing into a growing business sector.

The animal nearly disappeared in the 19th century but now they are venturing into cities.

They are venturing uneasily into their new neighborhoods, anxiously sending their children to new schools, reluctantly opening a new business.

It's an appealing combination: balletic enough to reassure, strange enough to let audiences feel they are venturing onto new terrain.

Indeed, there are so many big cats in the Everglades that they are venturing out in search of new territory.

They are venturing into the private schools' financial aid offices for the first time, somewhat embarrassed and sometimes hiding their troubles from their own children.

Now they're venturing far beyond — into biography and the roots of jazz.

Today, people might think they're venturing on to the frontline by venturing below the surface, especially those who recall the attacks of July 2005.

Last year saw their first opening outside London, in Brighton, and now they're venturing to Leeds, with a two-floor, two-bar 170-seater.

People working on these projects acknowledged they were venturing into territory where liberals have failed and failed again, most notably with the short-lived radio programs of Mario M. Cuomo and Jim Hightower, not to mention Phil Donahue's struggling liberal talk show on MSNBC.

Together, the newly free men announced that they were venturing out on their own to create a private, artist-led comic book publishing company called Image.