venture ***

But many find themselves involved in a new venture before the year is out.

And would he say how much the whole venture cost?

He and his wife began their venture in 1989, making black cases.

Everyone has problems at the start of a new business venture.

"Especially when I figure out just what kind of venture for us to do."

Just think you could have started a new business venture for someone.

The idea for the venture started when they were in middle school.

If he was ever going to get the Venture back.

And now she was off on an even more important venture.

She'd been doing some looking around, too, and wanted to know why the Venture was running on half power.

At one reading a month, the venture will take about three years.

What the future of this venture will be, no one can say.

As a venture in economic development, however, the center is a major success.

Many in these early ventures were known to each other.

This is an important venture which we must all support.

His next venture takes that to a whole new level.

He decided to begin his new venture in story form.

You want to give the city back to the Ventures?

"Have you been involved in business ventures together ever since then?"

They know this venture to help you has gone well.

It was the men themselves would not let me venture alone.

If nothing else, the venture will focus the industry's attention on a problem.

She went on to use the name in a number of business ventures.

You have no real need to venture out, to take in what's at hand.

Some time we may venture to be friends perhaps, but not now.

I would venture to say even more so than in the air.

You should not venture out alone in the dark if possible.

Then I'll venture back here and have another look at him.

Many people who venture into them are never heard of again.

Several times a day, they venture from one room to another, using the wall for support.

In 1983, he was ready to venture out on his own.

Those who venture out for food do so at great risk.

Women were beginning to venture out again, even by themselves.

That is why I venture to put myself at your service.

However, she still found ways to venture into more serious issues.

"How were we to know you would venture out on your own?"

He did not care to venture down there after them.

I must venture to look in upon my father's old friend.

There are groups here who plan to venture out and hear these people!

I venture to say he has told no one about it.

I would venture to say that they will be among the best next year.

But since 1972, no one from any nation has ventured back.

But for the most part he never ventured far from either building.

One night I ventured to take a light with me.

I should never have ventured into the water, he told himself.

Does anyone care to venture a guess as to what they might be?

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