Sentence examples for stepping into a void from inspiring English sources

Obama is stepping into a void.

But it also reflects fresh interest here in using the stage for political debate, with some directors arguing that the theater is stepping into a void once filled by newspapers and television.

Jerry Offsay, president for programming at Showtime, said the network was stepping into a void created by companies like Miramax, the Disney-owned company that has gone beyond its independent-style roots.

With the move, Mitsubishi UFJ, the biggest Japanese bank, is stepping into a void left after major retrenchment in Japan and elsewhere by global investment banks, including Merrill Lynch and Citigroup.

Three weeks into the uprising, Iman Bugaighis, a dentistry professor and a prominent member of Benghazi's revolutionary council, described the prospect of life without Qaddafi as like stepping into a void: it was terrifying, and might prove fatal, but it was urgently necessary.

DAY'S BEST Receiver Titus Young, stepping into a void left by the injured Nate Burleson and the ineffective Calvin Johnson, caught two touchdown passes, including a diving 1-yarder with 20 seconds left that lifted the Lions over the Seahawks, 28-24.

Won't the experience of seeming to step into a void be weird?

Ed Miliband and Ed Balls remind him of the film Gravity - two people who step into a void with no idea what to do next.

"I believe that states have to step into a void created by a failure of federal action," Mr. Spitzer said in an interview on Tuesday.

But Arseny Roginsky, the chairman of Memorial, an organization that works to catalog Soviet crimes and help victims of repression, said the church had stepped into a void left by the state.

It isn't as if I'm stepping into a bottomless void".