Sentence examples for venturing deep from inspiring English sources

His work, venturing deep into organized crime, had left him estranged from his family.

Venturing deep into Mr. Romney's backyard, Mr. Obama spent Saturday campaigning in New Hampshire, where Mr. Romney has a vacation home, as the focused effort on the remaining swing states intensified.

It was an occasion that might have presented a moment of bipartisan unity: a Republican President was proposing to spend billions of dollars on a public project to further John F. Kennedy's dream of venturing deep into the cosmos.

(Lee) ★ 'FROZEN RIVER' (R, 1 37) Venturing deep into the trenches where hard-working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Courtney Hunt's powerful, somber film evokes a perfect storm of present-day economic and social woes.

Both characters, one devoted to penetrating the secrets of nature, the other occupied with venturing deep into the interior of other languages, find themselves adrift on a tide of shifting tongues.

(Dargis) 'FROZEN RIVER' (R, 1 37) Venturing deep into the trenches where hard-working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Courtney Hunt's powerful, somber film evokes a perfect storm of present-day economic and social woes.

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Soon photographers were venturing deeper into the deserts of North Africa, revealing the majesty of the sand dunes, although again frequently adding a human figure to show scale.

It is still too early to measure how many people who were drawn to MOMA QNS, which opened on June 29, are venturing deeper into Queens or even Long Island City.

Rick: You're venturing deeper into ETF analytical research than ever before.

In short, IDG is becoming less and less a niche publisher and venturing deeper into other people's territory.