1.   Into this potent politicization of what remained, at heart, a medical mystery, scientists ventured at their peril.

2.   Some people say that lurking in its depths is a fish so dangerous that oarsmen venture out at their peril.

3.   It only ventures out at night, and spends most of its time up in trees or scrambling through scrub.

4.   But a few men ventured out at lunch or after work to make sure their loved ones got a surprise.

5.   He gave up jogging, and he rarely ventures out at night.

6.   Mercedes Fernandez, like many Mexicans, would not venture out at night.

7.   Now, many people are afraid to venture out at night, fearing the army, which increases its checkpoints after dark, as much as the militants.

8.   Safe enough that friends and I would venture out at night.

9.   She keeps to herself, and the thought of venturing outside at night is as foreign as a ride on the Concorde.