Examples of using Ventured in English and their translations into French
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which is perhaps a legacy of his Belgian ancestors who ventured to Spain in the 1960s.
He ventured further than any of us had gone before beyond all hope of return.
and Curry ventured north with the rest of the gang.
The first dive in heavy diving gear took place in 1879 when Nello Ottonelli ventured down to 23 metres 75 ft.
The first mosquitoes ventured timidly to bite their prey
The commission heard many testimonies describing how those who ventured outside their homes were shot by snipers.
seems to have ventured no further than flirting with Hogg.
where only very few Europeans had ventured before him.
French navigators ventured in the gulf of the St. Lawrence, along with the Basques and the Spaniards who did the same.
If there is one place where I haven't ventured too much with my vehicles, it's marshes and swamps.
For once in my life I had ventured without fear and the result was beyond any words.
In 2000, McMahon again ventured outside the world of professional wrestling by launching the XFL,
The growing of vines in Peru is known to have been ventured by Bartolomé de Terrazas
In 1984 Trek ventured into the aftermarket parts
Ahn was quoted as saying,"I have ventured to commit a serious crime, offering my life for my country.
The mountain was not prominently visible from places where local inhabitants ventured and so had no local name.
Greg has ventured into artist consulting and personal management.
his own narrow means, I ventured to promise the hero a victory against the evil hordes.
Later, the company diversified and ventured into tyre manufacturing in the brand name of RIKEN.
I told him that"nothing ventured nothing gained" and I just blended it all!