venturesome

As they regrow in numbers and the habitat improves, they return to their venturesome ways, and thus, to mankind, seem to suddenly reappear.

From his earliest years his venturesome spirit and his intention of being a surgeon were taken for granted.

A few venturesome individuals occasionally turn up on the beaches of Oahu where other mammals, primarily primates. . .

Luke, our venturesome 14-month-old son, was at my mother-in-law's house.

'You little sharp thing! you've got quite a new way of talking. What makes you so venturesome and hardy? '

I tried to encourage them to be more venturesome with tactics I had used successfully in the past but nothing worked.

For women love is a bread ticket undated and timeless; For men love is a race track venturesome and deathful.

Where the venturesome find their consumers?

Nevertheless, in modern society, you have to be bold and venturesome enough so that you can run a big company, or big factory.

All it needs is to be more of what it is already, a venturesome place, open to talent.

He is talented, and venturesome, and resolute.

Digicel and other venturesome mobile-phone firms, such as Egypt's Orascom and Kuwait's Zain, have been lucky.

Atrip to the moon is a venturesome journey.

For example like "See invisible thing" , "Move unmovable thing" we try to science venturesome unknown technology.

Though 97 years old, the Nobel laureate leads a venturesome life and has been otherwise engaged in Dubai.

She became venturesome much as a mouse might;