Sentence examples for venture into with from inspiring English sources

How might we think differently, she asks, if we considered space as a cultural landscape with richly layered scientific, political, and religious meanings, instead of as an empty vacuum that anybody with heroic ambitions — and a bank balance to match — can venture into with impunity?

The couple, owners of Smith & Vine and Stinky Bklyn in Cobble Hill, venture into Bushwick with a new emporium stocked with 100 different salamis, hams and other categories of cure.

Try one of California's hippest wines, a 2011 Napa Valley sémillon from Dirty & Rowdy for $54, or venture into Burgundy with a 2006 Gevrey-Chambertin Place des Lois from Alain Burguet, an excellent producer, for $90.

The soprano Patricia Racette, celebrated for her portrayals of Puccini heroines, is the latest in a lengthening list of classical singers to venture into cabaret, with her show "Diva on Detour" at 54 Below.

No wonder some merchants venture into cyberspace with no small amount of dread.

Then they venture into the jungle with leashes of rope clipped into carabiners.

OUTDOOR enthusiasts can now venture into the wild with a clean conscience -- and the right gear.

(Kozinn) ★ White Light Festival (Saturday and Thursday) Lincoln Center continues to venture into the mystic with these two illuminating events.

Jaguar's ill-fated venture into cheaper cars, with the X-Type line based on the Ford Mondeo, is history.

"On the basis of the tiger-shooting analogy (would you venture into the jungle with this person?), he passed muster".

In 1837 he began his only notable venture into organic chemistry with a study of the highly toxic arsenic-containing compound cacodyl.