venture

When the snow let up a little, he ventured outside to see what could have been beating on his window.

But I might have said some ventured, may not work, then it does not matter, the older generation still Thank you!

He had grown up in Shanghai and had ventured into real estate just as the local market was surging.

After a while, outside of the noise stopped and I ventured out took a look.

He said that, as far as he knew, bin Laden had ventured outside the Middle East as a young man only three times.

The outburst might have been generated by a star torn to shreds when it ventured too close to a black hole in its host galaxy, he suggests.

Though my Latin tutor had never ventured to trouble me with the proofs of his theory, yet up to this day I do not disbelieve it.

I ventured to call the attention of the two dashing young blades, for such they seem, to the desolate condition of their fellow-traveller.

'But isn't it a bit dull at times? ' the Mole ventured to ask. 'Just you and the river, and no one else to pass a word with? '

The VP of the group, Simon, had ventured into the Team's work area to see their Sprint Burndown Chart, and called Francis to his office.

Elinor then ventured to doubt the propriety of her receiving such a present from a man so little, or at least so lately known to her.

Danny, a friend from home, came out for a few days during which we ventured out to Taksim, the centre of the city's vibrant nightlife.

Certainly no one would have proposed such a gift to Him. No one would have ventured to ask for it.

"It sounds great, " I ventured without hesitation, all the while feeling as if I'd signed on to cross dangerous borders using false papers.

"How much do you pay a week? " ventured Carrie, emboldened by a certain softness in the man's manner and his simplicity of address.

A few times after that he ventured out, but meeting another of his old-time friends, he began to feel uneasy sitting about hotel corridors.

But five days before he ventured out for his anniversary dinner, the president lamented what has happened to his nights out with his wife.

One afternoon in his youth, he had ventured into a nearby village for a few hours and had felt his detestation of people grow fierce.

Some of the refugees say that they have ventured north to check on their houses but did not feel safe enough to stay.

and I saw myself, if I ventured nearer, dashed to death upon the rough shore, or spending my strength in vain to scale the beetling crags.

He ventured among them again, however, though his spirits certainly did not seem fit for the mirth of the party in general.

He has not ventured outside his tiny house for years because his wife is in a coma, and he does not want her to wake up and find him gone.

He even ventured, when no eye was fixed upon him, to taste the beverages which he found had much of the flavour of excellent Hollands.

and a light Ship who had rid it out just a Head of us ventured a Boat out to help us.

He examined me. I did not know what to say. Finally I ventured an opinion, almost as a protest.

As she relaxed a little, I ventured to ask about Maeve.

But he did not disclose when it would end, and officials ventured a variety of dates.

He said he would prepare, he didn't think he ventured than he expected the more pathetic.

'But what happens when you come to the beginning again? ' Alice ventured to ask.

A few days afterward, we left the Taichung mountain villa and ventured into the unknown mountains nearby.

Overpowered by curiosity, yet in fear and trembling, I ventured to the spot to take a peep at him.

The 22-year-old says that if she had seen the same guy in an elective class on campus, she would never have ventured to break the ice.

Confronted with Kunta's stiff dignity and reserve, though, none quite ventured to challenge him in any way directly.

Is it that he did not know in depth with the danger sinister ventured?

The moment I ventured to speak, I was at once contradicted with a snap.

So she and Mr Brown ventured to the Sudan as directors of Save the Children's emergency programme there.

Here and there children ventured into the water, despite official warnings to stay out of the ocean.

Of course, being a Puritan minister as well as a poet, Danforth never ventured far from a spiritual message.

This was a narrow escape to me, and I was so frightened that I ventured no more at gold watch a great while.

The structure was most likely built to keep people's feet dry as they ventured across the soggy ground near the river.

"I'd like to for a week or so, if you don't mind, " ventured Carrie.

Alex has ventured out into the sex industry as a client herself and found the exploration to be similarly disappointing.

For centuries, bold Basque sailors have ventured out on the seas that crash on their homeland in the Bay of Biscay.

After eating I ventured back out into the madness that is Amritsar's city centre. There was one more thing to do.

The Duros blazed some of the oldest trade routes and hyperspace lanes in the galaxy as they ventured into the unknown, millennia ago.

Mr Dorsey ventured out of his SoMa comfort zone recently to visit Baghdad and Mexico City with the USState Department.

It was a warm and tranquil evening the night my parents and I ventured across Nemeiben Lake, in Northern Saskatchewan.

Fewer women ventured out this week; some were too scared, others had been sent out of the city with their children.

i ' ve never even ventured to call on him at his home myself , though i know him so well.

"I understand egg futures are up, " I ventured finally, feigning the insouciance of a man who merged corporations as a sideline.

Mr. Maydig stared at the change, and presently he ventured to lean over the table and smell the violets.

The following paragraphs will consider some of these problems before some tackling approaches are being ventured.

When the star ventured within 50 million kilometers, slightly closer than Mercury is to the sun, the black hole tore it to pieces.

I tracked him deep into the woods, farther than I, or anyone I know, had ever ventured before.

I decide to call you up. Nothing ventured nothing gained. I don't care what everyone will say from now on.

Medical teams formed by dozens of members in the medical profession also ventured deep into the affected area to help victims.

Town leaders organized teams of police officers and ordered them to beat to death any dog who ventured into a public space.

He enjoyed its risks and ventured, on a trifling hand, to bluff the company and secure a fair stake.

On this day we ventured to the south, following some fresh panther tracks. Soon we reached a ravine spanned by a tremendous rope bridge.

About 235, a Parnian prince with the name Tiridates ventured further south and seized the rest of Parthia.

But they say they are going after an even bigger market: the expensive branding campaigns that so far have barely ventured online.

One night, the young man ventured out hunting, ever since his life would not be the same.

He went to the rescue of a drowning child regardless of his personal safety. ; He ventured his life to save a child from drowning.

Nor should I have ventured abroad again if I had carried the trade on to the end of my days.

The company has also ventured into retail co-branding with BMW, giving it access to the over 40 BMW Lifestyle shops worldwide.

As we were now four of us, I would have ventured upon a hundred of them fairly in the open field at any time.

It was rumoured that the ghost would kill anyone who ventured to go near the tree at nighttime.

The field mouse made itself as big as possible to the cat after it ventured too near to its nest in Swavesey, Cambs.

No human beings have ventured farther than low earth orbit since the last Apollo moon landing in 1972.

"Have you noticed, " I ventured, "that the trees seem to be moving while we seem to be standing still? "

It has also become obvious the campaign has ventured beyond the original confine of promoting a spoken language.

The establishment of a joint-ventured'editions, overseas Xinhua Bookstore, m&a, and the reconstituted, is busy in the yangon sea.

With gunfire and shelling as the backdrop, around 400 people have ventured into the center of Gaza city protesting against the violence.

The fact that some of India's biggest firms stumbled when they ventured overseas has prompted some caution.

True, there are scholars who have ventured into human resource accounting but a more widely conceived model would surely be welcome.

ventured carrie , emboldened by a certain softness in the mans manner and his simplicity of address.

Paper and plastic packaging manufacturer and importer Magnum Packaging has ventured into the fireworks industry after seeing sales shoot up.

K. Only it was a bit chilly, I ventured to add.

Our puppy just hid at first, but soon ventured out of his cage to explore his new surroundings.

He often ventured into the Somali desert, moving along the dried up river beds at night with groups of young fighters.

When human daredevils ventured beyond the soft bottle of the Earth's atmosphere, this once academic question took on practical meaning.

Every village had stories of what would happen to the foolish traveler who ventured into the woods alone at night.

But no one openly ventured to push for a leadership challenge to the prime minister.

The master looked asleep, and I ventured soon after sunrise to quit the room and steal out to the pure refreshing air.

She also ventured on the battlefields, during or after battles, to help the wounded and the dying.

In 2009, Forgas ventured beyond the lab and began conducting studies in a small stationery store in suburban Sydney, Australia.

They ventured out on the thin ice and fell through.

"She just feels a little curious, I guess, " ventured Minnie. "Everything is so new. "

"It befell at the Moat House? " Dick ventured, with a beating at his heart.

Britain's David Cameron once ventured to the Arctic to signal his embrace of a low-carbon future.

Unable to return to sleep after such an unsettling cry, I ventured outdoors to await the warrior's return.

Few have ventured beyond limited devolution and most have retained effective control of key ministries and resources at the centre.

Here and there, children ventured into the water, despite official warnings to stay out.

We have passed through many towns where no one ventured out of their houses, because of the infernal heat.

then she ventured to raise the coverlet and press her hand upon the young girl's heart.

Only in Eastern Europe have Chinese firms ventured into greenfield investment projects in the car, machinery, and transportation industries.

Three years later, a Parnian leader named Tiridates ventured further south and seized the rest of Parthia.

having opened my chamber window , and seen that i left all things straight and neat on the toilet table , i ventured forth.

But he ventured that "balance-sheets and deleveraging issues" may be stronger head winds than expected.

We may as well take the risk. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

A group of University of California scientists ventured out to the patch, located about a thousand miles west of California.

"Do you think you can get something else? " she ventured, timidly.

"What we're seeing is at least the possibility that we can restart serious talks, " he ventured.

But like some of the campers, Diop ventured into basketball only after he grew too tall for soccer.

Those fishermen that had ventured onto the deck to watch the waves were washed into the sea.

In years past, I could have ventured forth with no concern for my safety.

But he ventured that "balance-sheets and deleveraging issues" may be stronger than expected.

The company made a big mistake when it ventured into new business areas .

I stood outside the chamber door a quarter of an hour, and hardly ventured near the bed, then.

For millions of years, the freezing waters of the southern seas remained our domain. Man never ventured this far.

And so I ventured to another region that was beautiful, magnificent, and not in lack of any kind.

The few that have ventured off world usually do so as work groups that ultimately benefit their home hives.

"I could do better than that, " Carrie ventured to herself, in several instances. To do her justice, she was right.

No great discovery could be had if human beings ventured out only when they were fully certain about the outcome.

Tom: "Nothing ventured, nothing gained! " If you don't try things, like talking sincerely with your parents, you won't know what they think.

Kwassass ventured into the dim section of the ship.

Those who have successful careers are the elite, and they are often the heroes who have ventured into the Shanghai Bund from the outside.

Celegians are often looking to expand their knowledge, and are natural explorers who have ventured far from their world.

Spokesman William Spindler says aid workers who recently ventured into the area to assess the situation were disturbed by what they saw.

Kurt ventured a glance back. The rift was only a flicker now, and shrinking.

The chateau clock had just struck a quarter to ten, and he had still not ventured anything .

He ventured his life to save the child from drowning.

But I felt rather hard pressed, for the time she ventured to seek my help was when I was most busy.

Its firms are courting resource producers in Africa and have ventured far into Latin America, traditionally Washington's "backyard. "

Balashov ventured respectfully to differ from the opinion of the French Emperor.

It was ten o'clock at night before we ventured to creep in again, and then she asked Joe why he hadn't married a Negress Slave at once?

Daily he ventured out to save souls.

Four of the country's five carmakers (even Samsung had ventured into the market) went bust.

He ventured large sums of money on speculative stocks.

Huawei and ZTE are not just strong at home; both firms also ventured abroad in the 1990s, selling fixed-line equipment in Asia and Africa.

In 1955, Ren Changchun Film Studio actor, in the long shadow factory produced the film "ventured track" to play an important role.

Today's the first time I've ventured out of doors since my illness.

So he first ventured far to the girl's first name called out ---- the girl actually return.

In fact, that trajectory is its biggest problem today--it remains suspect to those who have never ventured onto a college campus.

I ventured a small amount of money to make a bet on the match.

He ventured a premature opinion at the meeting.

"I'll tell you who's nice, " one ventured, "Gwyneth. "

Scholars ventured into distant kingdoms and observed their customs.

Eg. He ventured to peep into the next room.

one day i ventured too far , and was carried out to sea.

I would not have it on my conscience that he ventured into the Geistenmund Hills unwarned.

All of them had ventured through great struggles in their past for becoming the dominant superpower deciding the fate of all mankind.

This is the first time that the distinguished justices have ventured into the muddy business of money in judicial elections.

a jointly-ventured comprehensive economic entity.

They ventured out upon a severe sea to rescue a victims.

However, he ventured the high seas and readily crosses easily hundreds of kilometers.

Even before the first wagon train set out he ventured as a mountain man among bacterial viruses.

Boone first ventured through the Cumberland Gap on a hunting expedition in 1767.

"Must be pretty near noon, " ventured one.

Hidden within their impregnable stronghold of Ironforge Mountain, they rarely ventured beyond the wintry peaks of Dun Morogh.

So Piglet bravely ventured forth towards Christopher Robin's house.

The expedition ventured further into the jungle.

Only time will tell if the "hundreds of billions" figure Whitney ventured on 60 Minutes will materialize.

Tao Wang of UBS has ventured an answer to that question.

Economists have predicted before that women would one day dominate the labor force as more ventured outside the home.

Investors ventured out from safe-haven bonds into riskier assets.

After a short silence, he ventured to look round at his companion.

A number of other companies have ventured into China.

Yet Just 50 Years Since Man First Ventured Into Outer Space, The Heavens Are Yielding Their Greatest Secrets.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

He ventured to speak to her.

"It's been gloomy to-day, hasn't it? " ventured Carrie, after a time.

By degrees he ventured further in, right into the bedroom.

She ventured to speak out her disagreement.

It was ventured into 'cause it was impossible.

Many IT companies ventured to invest heavily in promotion.

Timon: "And so, with high spirits, I boldly ventured off where no meerkat had dare to go before, I put my past behind me, ha! "

A number of recent missions have ventured to comets.

State Grid, which is state-owned, first ventured abroad in 2007 with a $4bn investment in the Philippine power system.

She ventured into the third dimension to produce graphs that map the contours of plants.

Presently he ventured to lean over the table and smell the violets .

They have ventured into the drowsy glades of badly managed companies and they have stormed the citadels of multinationals.

From Venice, Marco Polo ventured east and discovered wealth and opportunity. Now the Chinese are doing the same in reverse.

There are thousands of local Chinese brands, but few have ventured onto the world stage.

No one ventured to interrupt the speaker.

He ventured into the depths of the forest.

(Come on, come on) Nothing ventured nothing gained.

He ventured a shy smile, but leaned back, keeping his distance.

To neither Felix nor Cuthbert had he ventured to mention Tess.

They all chimed in that they had called me numerous times and even ventured up a couple ramps but couldn't find me.

Few actually ventured into the water.

He ventured to reprobate that common system.

"What do your boys like to do? " I ventured.

ventured the high seas in a small boat.

Go to the United States to visit people ventured door is impolite, it must first do an agreement.

But nothing ventured, no brain drained.

She sat uneasily in front of the piano and ventured a note. It was her first time to touch a musical instrument.

He ventured on a dangerous journey.

Mopping up, Max ventured, much as the Wolff Pack was doing in other quarters.

No one ventured to speak to him.

"An iPad? " I ventured, half-jokingly.

Since that time, hundreds of astronauts have been into orbit, but none has ventured further.

He recently ventured as far as Zimbabwe to embrace Robert Mugabe.

Many of the nation's top politicians and some business leaders also ventured to Pyeongchang.

It is quit true that "nothing is ventured, nothing is gained" .

Approximately 4 hours later, I ventured back into the chat.

He ventured on a rash speculation.

Morning commutes became a triathlon of sorts for those who ventured a turn on the rail system.

Initially it ventured into provisioning of digital video solutions for enterprise customers in China.

The Butler ventured to tap at his door.

Now it is time to blaze a trail into territory that nobody else has ventured into yet.

I know that if life must move forward to have success, nothing ventured nothing gained.

"I hope you'll decide in our favour, Madame, " the sister in spectacles ventured to remark.

There is an old saying in china: "nothing ventured" .

Before they ventured out as migrants, the Tangs lived in a wooden shack.

Unionpay Merchants Services, largest bankcard service provider in China, ventured into Optial valley.

No one ventured into it.

He ventured his life to rescue the drowning woman.

"Ni hao-hello, " I ventured.

Even separatists and known terrorist groups have ventured to the cities from their hillside hideaways in order to watch the fight.

I ventured a small bet on the horse.

He ventured his life in war.

Sandwiched between the two towering behemoths was a replica of the Chinese rocket which ventured into space last year.

I ventured that his speech was too long.

I have the chance to see it only because I ventured down here today!

Many of my friends would say, that is just too high a pricetopay but what the hell, nothing ventured, nothing gained, Crootsaid on eBay.

My classmate has made lots of money since he quit his job and ventured into business last year.

In May last year Yahoo! ventured into this fizzing market by buying Koprol, a location-based social network.

When I ventured to Brazil in the early 1990s to study the deep history of the Xingu, lost cities were the furthest things from my mind.

Have you ventured abroad yet today?

and the bigger animals like the elephants ventured out on to the apparently firm surface to drink,

Harvard writers and photographers ventured to all corners of the campus and captured the University's 375th anniversary celebration.

Not caring what my brother thought, I ventured down the driveway.

"Would you like something to drink, a beer maybe? " Elvis ventured.

It was not till the afternoon, when he joined them at tea, that Elizabeth ventured to introduce the subject;

She would swim much nearer the shore than any of the others ventured to do;

Ventured Investment vs. Development of Middle and Small Business of IT

Tiger in the animal kingdom can lord it over, of course, has its evil side, people often ventured, tiger's mouth means danger;

Nothing ventured, nothing gained. (It takes a little risk to get rewards. )

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