Sentence examples for venture something from inspiring English sources

Lamb remortgaged his house to finance his son's business venture, something he said the former Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg was "amazed by".

He has now convinced Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page to fund a commercial robotics venture, something Rubin has been mulling for some 10 years.

When authors venture something a bit different, you can never be sure if it's good different or bad different, and so it was a battle persuading colleagues to take her on.

If Anheuser-Busch, on the other hand, purchased Modelo's half of the profitable joint venture, something that is rumored to happen, it would add $10.0 billion to $15.0 billion to its value, making it more difficult for InBev to follow through with the deal, Cogen said.

"I could've gone and done this wherever, but there's a ton more upside here in the sense that it's a medium-sized pond and you can be a medium-sized fish, versus being in those markets where everybody's got venture something on their business card and you're breaking down the door to get into some of these companies," says Mistry.

Naomi C. Earp, former Commissioner of the EEOC said: "Society moves forward because people venture something new, not because they play it safe.

Twice he ventured something the band had never touched before.

Mr. Curtis also wants the time and quiet to investigate new professional ventures, something that is easier to do in a rural community.

We actually reported earlier that Branson was joining Morin's Slow Ventures, something that Morin denied — looks like we were right about Branson's involvement with Morin, but missed on the actual investment.

But almost every arts organization is a small enterprise and every time a project is added to our lists of ventures, something else must be deleted.

You'll be more successful if you venture into something you already know something about and enjoy.