Sentence examples for ventured to take from inspiring English sources

The tyrant's horse was mettled and strong; and feeling the bloody spurs in his sides, ventured to take the ditch.

It was only after I attained the status of a fully-fledged physicist that I ventured to take up the question personally.

So far, industry has supported the measures that Mr. Cardoso has ventured to take, despite the difficulty that high interest rates represent.

And the one time I ventured to take public transport in Tampa, Florida, I had to wait over an hour for a bus, whereas in Ghana a trotro would have whizzed by every five minutes.

In the old days, no monarch would venture to take any momentous step — shall we say leave the gold standard — without the court astrologer finding out if the stars were favourable.

The Whitney Biennial, in which the Whitney Museum of American Art ventures to take the pulse of contemporary art, opens March 1 and will run through May 27.

In a first project, America Online's European unit and Banco Santander will each take 40percentt stakes in a venture to take over a Spanish leisure portal, Prodigios Interactivos, that previously was 60percentt owned by the bank.

Each of the three offers would create a joint venture to take ownership of Newsday, with Tribune holding a 5percentt stake, as part of a structure that would allow Tribune to avoid paying tax on the sale.

But of the people who are pursuing blindness treatments there are at least five groups who have stated plans or started ventures to take these technologies and move to humans.

The company had announced earlier that it would be part of joint venture to take over the Paramount Hotel, on 46th Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue, creating a new Hard Rock Hotel by the end of next year.

The Charles Schwab Corporation and TD Waterhouse, two of Wall Street's leading brokerage companies, said yesterday that they had set up a joint venture to take over British stocks market-maker Aitken Campbell.