Sentence examples for go uncharted from inspiring English sources

Those contributions often go uncharted in soccer, but that doesn't mean they are any less significant.

But Ms. Bareilles only intermittently lives up to the goal she sets in "Uncharted": "This is no broken heart no familiar scars/This territory goes uncharted".

They don't go into uncharted territories.

He didn't go to uncharted places; he sent probes to them.

We will go into uncharted territory and talk to the Liberal Democrats and others.

Diddy is shown in front of a boardroom, hyping up the channel: "I want to go into uncharted territory".

A 90-minute, 10-movement piece by Terry Riley, the work incorporates the sounds of the solar system, making the string quartet boldly go into uncharted realms of musical experience.

In his decision, which he signed on Sept. 14 but apparently only issued to the parties yesterday, Justice Stephen A. Ferradino of State Supreme Court said, in effect, that the court was being asked to go into uncharted territory.

He said, "The problem with the case is that you're really asking, particularly because of the sociological evidence you cite, for us to go into uncharted waters, and you can play with that metaphor, 'There's a wonderful destination,'Itis is a cliff.' " Neither seemed like a place Kennedy wanted to go.

I'm always ready to go into uncharted territories because I have full confidence in my ability to work out what people are going to do in response to my moves maybe not better than a computer but certainly better than all my competitors.

The bigger challenge is to see past where Facebook has failed, but instead where Facebook has failed to go; the uncharted territory.