Examples of using Ventured in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Guys, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
I don't expect it, coming from where I do, but nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Still, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
So you ventured inside my brother's shattered mind, and it wasn't all unicorns and rainbows.
As the saying goes,"Nothing ventured, nothing gained.".
Nothing ventured, nothing grained, right?
On that instance, the good doctor ventured out alone.
Means"nothing ventured, nothing gained," you know?
Most sea travel was limited to the coasts, for many that ventured farther did not return.
For the next six years… neither of us ventured outside our new community.
Whitson first ventured to the ISS in 2002 after beginning her astronaut training in 1996.
Ten years earlier I should not have ventured to comply with such a request.
He ventured out to watch them turn under the full moon, and he took my youngest son, Heinrich.
Umm, I mean, we never ventured out past Philly.
They ventured north and the wind blew up through their togas and lo and behold, they adopted pants.
Most sea travel was limited to the coasts, for many that ventured farther did not return.
The next day, the team ventured into the forest, making their way to Forgetful Valley.
Naturally, the risk of losing their finances are more,but they say nothing ventured, and he does not win.
I myself ventured to your world… to ensure that your life was not taken… before you could come back to us.
In 1985, the company is flourishing then ventured into the business of video game through M.
And he ventured to the USA to track down all the members of Charlie Company who raped and butchered his whole entire family.
He laughed noiselessly, but so genuinely that the waiter ventured to premise that good news had come his way.
The tour then ventured yet further east to Taiwan for the 6th Asia Pacific Human Rights Summit.
Most experts agree that thefirst domesticated dogs were wolves that ventured into early human settlements.
As they ventured deeper, the crew carried a lifeline to the surface to guide them back to their opening in the ice.
From July 1942 through August 1944, the family never ventured outside, nor would they turn on the lights or burn candles.
The catastrophe came because, for many decades, hardly anybody ventured to examine critically and to explode the trigger-consciousness of the fanatical desperadoes.
Of course, you- you would want her, your sister's child,” ventured Nancy, vaguely feeling that somehow she must prepare a welcome for this lonely little stranger.