Sentence examples for venture behind from inspiring English sources

Have you ever left your small business, blog or venture behind -- only to return and learn that it has continued to grow, even while you've been absent with your presence?

"republicans venture behind enemy lines" is the way a Financial Times headline put it, over a story about how incorrigibly Democratic this town is.

Prebble's latest venture behind closed doors is Enron, which opens at the Chichester Festival this week, before a run at the Royal Court.

The British hanged him as a spy on Sept. 22, 1776, in New York City, after he volunteered to venture behind enemy lines to see what intelligence he could gather.

And unless Obama campaigners are high on hubris, they must feel their efforts in northern Virginia and Hampton Roads have produced sufficient heft for them to venture behind enemy lines and shore up their margins here.

When the filmmakers Kirk Simon and Karen Goodman decided to explore the ups and downs of childhood, their first step was to venture behind the classroom door -- for about a year.

He also ventures behind the scenes of the film adaptations of these history plays, in which he stars.

As anyone who has ever ventured behind the curtain can attest, transformation lies at the heart of theater.

That made Jafra Mexico the second-largest source of profits for Gillette's overseas ventures, behind Gillette Brazil.

One assumes Hacksaw Ridge is a personally significant film for its beleaguered actor-director, who hasn't ventured behind the camera for a decade.

Nashville lost goaltender Mike Dunham with 7 20 gone in the period when he strained his neck after he ventured behind the goal and was hit by Mathieu Dandenault.