101.   But Fox will want a superior product for its programming, so the team may venture into the George Steinbrenner area of lavish spending.

102.   But before he could venture into other songs, Garst felt that he had to crack the mystery of Ella Speed.

103.   But his comments tonight represented the first time he has ventured into foreign policy on one of his political trips.

104.   But health clubs still double as fashion shows, with top couture designers venturing into athletic clothing.

105.   But fathers in particular, researchers agree, may have a hard time allowing their daughters to explore, experiment, and venture into the world.

106.   But instead of focusing on petri dishes, the few local scientists who venture into the research are fretting more about anti-abortion protests.

107.   But instead of focusing on petri disxes, the few local scientists such as Daley who venture into the research fret about politics.

108.   But many bus riders do not like to venture into the subway system.

109.   But nowadays, many Swedes venture into churches only for secular concerts.

110.   But part of the joy of a lake vacation is venturing into uncharted territory.