Sentence examples for further into the unknown from inspiring English sources

And as my skateboarding years rolled by, my friends and I journeyed further into the unknown, to infamous (and sometimes untouched) architectural skate spots around the globe.

The further into the unknown that you get, the more chance there is of things not working quite right yet — that's worth remembering for all devices.

But this is a flight that will not probe much further into the unknown than Mr. Glenn did the first time around 36 years ago.

It's the function of the writing instructor to teach students to form this chaos, to shape it, discipline it, focus it, and just when the students have mastered one skill, it's time for the writing instructor to push them further into the unknown with the research essay assignment.

With increased energy, we will learn more about this boson, and will be able to explore further into the unknown regions of physics above the "electroweak symmetry breaking" scale, which is where the Brout-Englert-Higgs mechanism generates the masses of the fundamental particles.

In each subsequent movie, as the digimation has leapt ever further into the unknown, so the characters of Woody, Buzz et al have embedded themselves even deeper within our hearts, leaving many a parent teary-eyed as the final curtain closed on Andy's now mythical childhood.

The UK Cards Association predicted that even by the end of 2012, only one in four UK consumers would have a debit or credit card that can make contactless payments – mobile technology is a further leap into the unknown.

OUTKAST This Atlanta hip-hop duo resists easy definition, and "Stankonia" leads Outkast's audience one further step into the unknown: it's a collision of Parliament's street-corner-Martian aesthetic and deep funk (as played by real instruments), and the parts of commercial hiphop you're familiar with -- bragging, self-defence, etc. Oct. 28.

Follow LANKS on his further adventures into the unknown via his website here.

Moreover, the further into the future or the unknown one goes, the more one has to eschew direct inquiry for open-ended questions or other techniques.

Or perhaps far more, because science has done what science does best -- ventured out a femtometer further into the final frontier of the unknown.