Sentence examples for time venturing from inspiring English sources

On Dec. 11, he returned, this time venturing west.

AT one time, venturing into a hotel restaurant was asking to have your wallet lightened in exchange for indifferent if not terrible food.

Still, Matt Lucas returns to narrate another series, this time venturing beyond the comfort zone of 70s light entertainment and into the decade's current-affairs output.

Hearing of Dr. Stringer's idea, Dr. Klein joined in the spirit of conjecture, noting that Homo sapiens was on the move at that time, venturing as far as Australia by about 45,000 years ago.

In response, Aguilera wanted her album to draw inspirations from Premier's song "Jazz Thing" and noted that their collaboration became his first time "venturing into the 'pop' world".

Somewhat baffling, then, that a third instalment should now be upon us, this time venturing from London to New York with an already outdated "flashmob" USP and much grisly gurning from all involved.

This time, venture capitalists loved the idea.

At the time, venture capital and talent poured into other peer-to-peer companies.

"We venture to make one small prophecy, that his bookseller will not a second time venture 50 quid upon any thing he can write.

As Valleywag points out: Once upon a time, venture capitalists would avoid software startups that looked likely to compete at some point with Microsoft.

But if it works, Pepin predicts that, in a few years' time, venture philanthropy will start to make a mark on the UK charity sector.