Sentence examples for uncharted with from inspiring English sources
When Ellis himself a champion amateur player began collecting in the 1970s, the territory was uncharted, with no books to read and no comprehensive collections to model.
We are in uncharted territory with this referendum, and with it being such a close-run thing the danger of the grievances that have been bandied around by the yes campaign over the media's biased coverage, over financial institutions and major retailers raising concerns regarding the impact of independence – the danger of all this spilling over into something ugly should not be underestimated.
I'm in uncharted waters with my oldest and even with her brother, who is a different kid altogether (go figure) than his predecessor.
But the rewards can be huge: a sense of adventure and self-sufficiency; a rare engagement with the elements; the thrill of exploring uncharted waters with dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife.The high southern latitudes the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia, Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn are the most popular because of their cachet and remoteness.
Combined with economic uncertainty, this sent post-communist nations tumbling into uncharted territory, with fertility rates falling even more precipitously than they had in the Mediterranean.But that is not the end of the story.
Bournemouth, who are level with Derby on points at the summit of the table, are in uncharted territory, with last season's 10th place in the Championship the highest league finish in the club's history.
Obama is compelled to jump into uncharted territory, with no compass or guide.
He holds out the promise of uncharted territory with no guarantees of safety involved.
Note Ms. Falco's tentative, imbalanced walk; she always appears to be measuring uncharted space with her feet.
They would be in uncharted waters with a transplant, the doctors said, but it was not unreasonable to try.
The first Triple Crown winner in 37 years, American Pharoah is in uncharted territory, with no contemporary peers.
