So, for the next few days, I'll venture to try some of the Open's newer offerings.
When their land army drew toward the seaside, Cimon was in suspense whether he should venture to try and force his way on shore; as he should thus expose his Greeks, wearied with slaughter in the first engagement, to the swords of the barbarians, who were all fresh men, and many times their number.
One may venture to try the El Nino dinner, a sizzling skillet filled with seasoned slipper lobster tails and other seafood for $15.75.
Cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, snowboarding and ice skating are just some of the unique winter sports you can venture to try during the winter.
As new competitors arrive on the scene, they put pressure on existing banks' earnings, perhaps tempting them to finance ever-riskier ventures to try to match the easier profits of old.
PARIS — As news organizations around the world close down foreign bureaus, journalists, entrepreneurs and even government bodies in Europe are creating news ventures to try to fill the void.
Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd., an Internet investment company that has lost two-thirds of its value since February, announced at least five joint ventures to try to restore investors' confidence.
Jane West is not the first cannabis-related venture to try to raise capital through equity crowdfunding.
Hopper, a Montreal, Canada-based startup, has raised $8 million in fresh funding from Atlas Venture and previous backer Brightspark Ventures to try and 'reinvent travel search'.
When she was 23 Barbara Thomas left her native Detroit and ventured to New York to try her luck in the Big Apple.
In 1885 he ventured to Giverny, supposedly to try to meet Monet, who had settled there two years earlier.
