1) I thought I might venture on a new recipe.

2) Launching your own venture on the side can be tiring, but many people find the autonomy therapeutic.

3) A venture on to the beach entailed braving a sandstorm which continued unabated over night, partially burying our boats!

4) I shall venture on a mild protest.

5) Don't venture on the sea in that little boat.

6) Will you venture on another glass of wine?

7) Will you venture on the wine?

8) WPB in Momo (Italy) – Joint venture on the development and production of water pump bearings (fully owned by INA in 1999).

9) Few Chinese dare to venture on their own to buy a house in the U.S. because of the language barrier and lack of familiarity with legal procedures.

10) His second movement was to remain and to venture on at least one question.

11) But Gerhardt frowned too mightily for him to venture on any further remonstrances .

12) The wind was so strong that when we did finally venture on a walk,[http:///venture on.html] we were nearly swept away.

13) Once you have become thoroughly familiar with this you can venture on to other things.

14) No president in eighteen years has chosen to invest his energies or our tax-moneys in a moral venture on this scale.

15) You need to analyze what you would accomplish in the long range by getting involved in the venture on the table.

16) He went "respectable, " in smuggler parlance, and entered into a risky business venture on Kessel.

17) Funny, after all that running about, this time in New York I did not venture on the Pelham Bay Express, when going into Spanish Harlem, nor seek out a bridge to Coney Island.

18) For example, a geologist named John Walker entered into an agreement with LaFarge North America in 2006 to conduct a joint venture on a stone quarry project in Haiti.

19) In summer, raft wild rapids or paddle along placid lakes, venture on a wilderness trek or cycle around quiet islands and down steep mountains.

20) In the first place, a very large number of women do not even try to enter"male" professions because they lack the necessary training or because they are not bold enough to venture on new paths.

21) Enjoy the freedom and fun of building your next venture on open source software!

22) As such, it will not be judging the success or failure of a venture on the outcome of its first three years.

23) The board of directors shall decide on important problems concerning the equity joint venture on the principle of equality and mutual benefit.