Examples of 'have to venture' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to venture"
have to venture: This phrase indicates the need to take risks or embark on a potentially dangerous or challenging journey or activity
How to use "have to venture" in a sentence
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have to venture
We would have to venture farther into town.
Take a walk especially if you do not have to venture too far.
I would have to venture to say that this is as fast.
And if you absolutely have to venture outside.
You have to venture out of your house in a frightened state.
I am actually gonna have to venture out.
Well you have to venture out of town to truly realize.
Then the Horseman will have to venture Very good.
You do not have to venture far to hear news about the environment.
With a restaurant on property, you will not have to venture far to satisfy your hunger.
You will have to venture out into the woods and find it.
Can we get started? And if you absolutely have to venture outside.
You do not have to venture to anywhere you want to.
In order to find yourself. And sometimes you have to venture outside your world.
That means we have to venture off the beaten path just a little.
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Dina, if only I had enough shelf space and didn't have to venture into the closets!
It means we would have to venture farther into town this time.
OK, can we get started? If you absolutely have to venture outside.
You do not always have to venture far to find new horizons.
Have to venture forth onto the constitutional terrain with much greater vigor and much greater.
I am actually gonna have to venture out into the real world soon.
Darkness. That's the glory of love… but you have to venture into.
The party would have to venture into the dungeon to save the dragon.
Luckily, we do not have to venture too far.
You have to venture out into a tiger 's den to capture the tiger.
To solve these mysteries you will have to venture into the most dangerous reaches of space.
You do not have to venture far outside Siem Reap to be in the countryside.
Right? Sooner or later I am gonna have to venture out there on my own.
You do not have to venture very far to find some water that 's worth photographing.
Well, for a forensic pathologist, I have to venture down to Kirkhaven.
Sometimes you have to venture beyond the Play Store to find the best apps.
Sooner or later I am gonna have to venture out there on my own.
We 'd have to venture farther into town.
But for that, you will have to venture a little further out of town.
You do not have to venture far to find evidence of Lebanon 's glorious past.
To reach it you will have to venture up 257 steps.
Users would not have to venture out into the Internet ; the Internet would come to them.
Then the Horseman will have to venture down Pennsylvania Avenue Very good.
I still have to venture into the Chilli zone, Julie.
Then the Horseman will have to venture down Pennsylvania Avenue to reach his target.
We would have to venture farther into town . Captain Speirs, the map.
It means we would have to venture farther into town this time. yes, sir.
To do so, they would have to venture into the heart of Syria 's civil war.
I am actually gonna have to venture out Into the real world soon, huh?
I'm actually gonna have to venture out into the real world soon. Yes.
We would have to venture farther into town . - Yes, sir.
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