21.   That pesky wind was blowing strongly from the vague direction of Alabama, as storm after storm ventured from deeper in Dixie.

22.   The blacks have ventured from the safe harbor of the African-American church and, in many cases, have suppressed lifetimes of racial resentment and distrust.

23.   The Spanish who once ventured down from Monterey liked what they saw of the rich valley, and awarded land grants that reached as far as that river.

24.   The warmth never ventured from that one room.

25.   They stand boldly at the openings to their dens, braying at the few tourists who venture from the paved onto the gravel road.

26.   This way, when a worm wants to venture from home, nobody is offended.

27.   Walter Strong ventured from his Savannah home to Tybee Island with a friend, Dudley Stone, a Savannah resident physician.

28.   Venture from the warmth of the vehicle and pellets of wind-whipped snow sting your face and snatch at your cap.

29.   Women have ventured from traditional non-contact sports, such as swimming, to basketball, hockey and soccer.

30.   A week ago almost all women wore the burqa when they ventured from their homes.