Tonight she ventured out for the first time.

Blinky was the first artist who ventured out into the practically deserted streets.

No one ventured upstairs.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Alice ventured to ask.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Iraq has never ventured such a thing.

'Perhaps it hasn't one,' Alice ventured to remark.

'I never heard of Uglification, ' Alice ventured to say.

Learning became reinforced. Bands of apes ventured into the open.

But it was the best part of two hours before any human being ventured out again into the desolation of Iping street. gt

Having ventured successfully into emerging non democratic countries whose frailty they are starting to fear, some, out of prudence, are starting to rediscover Europe.

Third, SINTNCs ventured abroad to establish a regional or even global coverage of their operations.

Personally, I am deeply sorry that Argentina has ventured into this realm of mistakes and delusions.

Developing country firms have also ventured into developed country markets, but this is a marginal phenomenon.

Did they quite die? Do roses quite die when they are left to themselves? she ventured.

Investors, of course, are hedging their bets. Having ventured successfully into emerging non democratic countries whose frailty they are starting to fear, some, out of prudence, are starting to rediscover Europe.

Security in and around camps for internally displaced persons remained unstable, with cases of harassment of civilians by armed militias, particularly of women and girls who ventured out of the camps.

Some brave Palestinian fishermen had ventured from the port equipped with fishing nets on their tiny boats.

United States companies, even though some have already ventured abroad, are still mostly concentrated in the domestic market.

The islands have themselves ventured beyond their coastlines, and they have had to face a highly competitive milieu.

In recent years, more farmers ventured into the plantation of tobacco and cotton instead of maize in rain fed areas.

Twitter user AnonymousSyria ventured into the Grand Mosque in Aleppo where he managed to record security forces violently dispersing a protest attempt

After leaving the film industry in 2001, she ventured into interior designing and is the co owner of The White Window store.

On that occasion, I ventured to suggest that a basis for some solutions could be found within the principle of self determination.

Attracted by the playing, Gregor had ventured to advance a little further forward and his head was already in the living room.

35. During the transitional period, NADK units abducted several United Nations officials who had ventured, without permission, into zones beyond United Nations control.

First, most SINTNCs ventured abroad because of the perception that the host countries are located in important growth regions for the industry, particularly those in East Asia.

A growing number of domestically owned firms from developing countries have also ventured abroad, mostly expanding operations to neighbouring countries, with some entering developed markets as well.

One day, her husband ventured off to buy cigarettes and milk. The next, he is serving a 15 year sentence on what she describes as trumped up charges.

Were it not for God s favor upon you , and His mercy , in this world and the Hereafter , you would have suffered a great punishment for what you have ventured into .

Were it not for Allah s grace and His mercy upon you in this world and the Hereafter , there would have befallen you a great punishment for what you ventured into ,

Were it not for God s favor upon you , and His mercy , in this world and the Hereafter , you would have suffered a great punishment for what you have ventured into .

Were it not for Allah s grace and His mercy upon you in this world and the Hereafter , there would have befallen you a great punishment for what you ventured into ,

Barroso calls the agreement historic, Tony Blair extols its groundbreaking, bold, ambitious targets, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel even ventured that the promises can avoid what could well be a human calamity.

Mr. Kalpagé (Sri Lanka) Since the signing, almost 12 years ago to the day, of the Convention on the Law of the Sea at Montego Bay, Jamaica, the international community has ventured far.

I ventured to inquire the explanation, and was informed that these gentlemen, forming a party of eighty seven, are a convention from a town of the name if Birdsburg, in the State of Missouri.

We held our last meeting recently as we marked the successful attainment of the Fund apos s goals, I ventured to point out that while we had eliminated apartheid from the legal standpoint, there was no doubt that the aftermath of that barbarous system will long persist in the lives of the South African people.

It is as a contribution to that end that I have ventured to put before the Assembly ideas that might and we believe will be helpful, and we look forward to the debate that will follow.

But recently, two nurses and I ventured into a poor farming area, Nizui in Hubei Province, as part of a Medecins Sans Frontières(MSF) team to visit the Liu family and evaluate their 7 month old baby.

Egyptian photojournalist Mosa'ab Elshamy was shot at, had a bullet fly over his shoulder, and had his equipment stolen as he ventured into Rabaa Al Adawiya, where a pro Morsi sit in was violently dispersed in Cairo, Egypt, today.

16. On the fifth topic, statelessness, the Chairman ventured that a global apos plan of action apos to reduce statelessness would be both timely and desirable, and stressed the importance of helping newly independent States to avoid or mitigate this problem.

In the view of his delegation, however, the language of the text reflected a considerable expansion of the General Assembly mandate for the elaboration of a declaration on human cloning it ventured into the complex area of reproductive rights, and that was unacceptable.

Out, out, out!

Out, out, out.