| He has the art of being able to play the saxophone both adventurously or very traditionally and has a wonderful, pliable tone. |
| Then there's his fingerless left hand, a potent reminder of the dangers of living adventurously. |
| More adventurously, the Venice association has for several years owned twelve offices in various Eastern European countries. |
| The children swinging from the swing are not concerned about the quality of the air they are breathing as they play so adventurously. |
| He still wanted her adventurously, but her adventure was not the adventure of siege and capture but of peaceful holding. |
| It is this ability to live adventurously which we all share in the new world. |
