It was still early enough in the day that she might venture outside their home.

Hopefully, she had gone to bed and would not venture outside her room again.

He ventured outside several times, trying to judge the weather.

In more recent years, female characters have ventured outside the home.

However, a car can be useful for venturing outside the city.

They say that some of them have never even ventured outside the city.

"No one would venture outside the village and the women don't go out of their houses, because they are scared," she said.

It is only in the last five years that the growing chain has ventured outside Massachusetts.

And there are plenty of rewards for venturing outside the box.

"A peaceful people who have not ventured outside their own Sector in centuries?"

On one cold day recently, Dr. Fu ventured outside without a coat to help a photographer set up a picture of her library.

At the hotel, an employee stripped to his undershirt when he ventured outside, because he thought that his uniform made him a conspicuous target.

When he ventured outside, ostensibly for fresh air, he was mugged.

David Brin's 1991 novel Earth foresaw a future in which no sane person would venture outside without a hat, glasses, and heavy sunscreen.

Venturing outside, she discovered that Parrish had committed suicide.

New York's frontcourt players were reluctant to guard Williams when he ventured outside, so Williams made his jumper.

Now, Ms. Iimura said, a new group of younger Japanese executives and middle managers, more comfortable with American ways, is venturing outside.

When they venture outside, Muppeteering takes on an entirely new dimension.

A short time later, she ventured outside, "and then I saw the trees uprooted, and the house across the street ripped off its foundation."

New Yorkers used to mock the Californian habit of never venturing outside without a bottle of water or a huge iced coffee in hand.