Browne's own mind wandered, and it's fitting to wander through it ourselves, to venture boldly into its heaths and valleys.
Ms. Brandolini is the rare decorator to venture boldly into the rarefied climes of avant-garde design, and often nonsensical-looking creations, that can be glimpsed at Milan's famed design fair, the Salone Internazionale del Mobile.
Jam compared Silverchair to Bryan Adams in their attempt to "venture boldly into exciting new musical landscapes".
If they do, they'll find plenty to like about this album, which seems to be less about venturing boldly forth into the unknown than retreating gently into a less complicated and troubled past.
(One archaeologist mentions that he used to be a circus performer; "Were you a lion tamer?" Herzog asks hopefully. And, naturally, Herzog ventures boldly into a section of the cave with dangerous levels of CO2).
They're part of a gutsy ensemble who make dynamic use of the in-the-round space and, for all the Dad's Army daftness, venture boldly into the play's darker corners of treachery and deceit.
And vis-à-vis John F. Kennedy, who "exhorted the nation to venture boldly forth," Ike, in his presidential valedictory, "called for balance".
But the works will serve another purpose as well, that of announcing the intentions of the J. Paul Getty Museum in nearby Brentwood to venture more boldly into the world of contemporary art.
From there, Elliot ventures boldly out into the darkness and studies its strength and its violence -- the mountains strewn with the wreckage of Soviet armor, the cities salted with land mines.
There are not good numbers on leptospirosis incidence, but health officials and some researchers say that as people venture more boldly into remote wilderness, there is likely to be an increase.
