1.   As they venture forth from parents to explore their own worlds, children must make their own discoveries.

2.   They had expected some throwing of stones and worse from whatever straggle of peasants ventured down from the hills to the banks, and that they received.

3.   Any woman venturing from her house had to have an approved reason, like going to the bazaar for food.

4.   Across the fields several men ventured out from houses to watch the war on their doorstep.

5.   All day Bush had stayed out of sight, never venturing from his house.

6.   But how do we really feel about venturing from the perceived safety of our familiar spheres into a land of uncertainty?

7.   Critics boldly ventured out from Manhattan and were increasingly impressed and pretty soon Hargrave got a chi-chi name that sometimes exceeded its quality.

8.   Even in the harsh climate of recession, however, some startups are trying to venture forth from the nest.

9.   Even in the harsh climate of recession, however, some start-ups are trying to venture forth from the nest.

10.   Fewer and fewer people venture from their homes after dark.