Sentence examples for into undiscovered from inspiring English sources

What if we rolled into January as if we were rolling into undiscovered country — ties cut, wagons loaded, oxen hitched?

In interviews, Trump marvelled at the forces at his disposal, like a man wandering into undiscovered rooms of his house.

"When you're moving into undiscovered territory, it is helpful to have a guide who has traversed much of that territory already," says Gustin.

If anything, it is a venture into an undiscovered realm of astonishing shapes and colors.

[New York Sun] A Brooklyn collector said he was tricked into selling undiscovered photographs by Diane Arbus for a mere $3,500.

It is high summer, and the expedition that she and her brother Edwin Edmundd in the book) make is like an odyssey out of arcadia into an undiscovered country.

However, the big move – the diagonals taking you down into the undiscovered country of the old dock – is as apposite as it is bold.

In 1836 it was badly restored, and 100 years later its foundations began to slip into previously undiscovered Turkish cisterns, revealing the 6th-century foundations of Peisistratus's earlier shrine to Artemis Epipyrgidea (Artemis on the Tower).

Following graduation, in 1951, she secured the first of many posts in a mental hospital, Banstead, in Surrey, whose "barren wards" she described in an unpublished memoir: "I felt I was looking into an undiscovered world".

So let us say merely that her own particular career path often appears to be veering into an undiscovered country that at times looks an awful lot like Angelina Jolieland.

(Certainly he would have been delighted with the savage left-wing tweets that greeted his untimely passing, just as I suspect Hitchens would have been much more pleased than Roiphe with the way some of his longtime antagonists sped him off into the undiscovered country).