Sentence examples for venture building from inspiring English sources

Before graduating, he took some time off to try another business venture — building a chain of high-end gyms in Taiwan — and that failed, too.

It also holds a 26 percent stake in an international venture, building what is expected to be the first luxury gaming resort in Vietnam.

"But when I went into this venture, building a cable across the Atlantic, I had no contemplation that this thing would turn out to be what it was.

As in "Legend of a Suicide", Gary, the hero of "Caribou Island", is trying to escape a lifetime of failures, with one epic new venture: building a log cabin, which barely keeps out the wind, with an outhouse and no running water, where he hopes to live year-round.

In 2000, John H. Chamberlain, a Florida entrepreneur who lived in a house along the Atlantic south of the Haydens' sprawling oceanfront vacation spot, approached Mr. Hayden for help with an unusual venture: building a factory in Mexico that could make decorative tile.

Cao Peixi, the president of the China Huaneng Group, the country's biggest state-owned electric utility and the majority partner in the joint venture building the Tianjin plant, said his company was committed to the project even though it would cost more than conventional plants.

But it praised as "visionary, forward-thinking and nation-building" three key Labor ventures: building a fibre-optic broadband network across the country, boosting education spending and the introduction of a carbon-pricing policy.

Combine this with the financial expertise and capital long available here and you have what could be a natural setting for the growth of new ventures building on existing strengths.

She has an extensive international management background in the digital, telecommunication an advertising sectors with a proven track record in setting up a growing new ventures, building best-in-class teams and forming international partnerships.

The American firm has a joint venture, Sadara, building a facility at Jubail while the Japanese are involved in a joint venture at the Petro Rabigh plant on the Red Sea.

The venture is building a gas pipeline from Qatar to the United Arab Emirates.