Sentence examples for venturing into unknown territory from inspiring English sources
"Whenever you make an acquisition you are venturing into unknown territory," he said.
Others noted that the first time Mr. Glenn went into space, he was a pioneer venturing into unknown territory.
Yale is venturing into unknown territory with its Singapore undertaking, the first time it has been involved in establishing another institution.
After 80 years under Clovis's spell, scholars are once again venturing into unknown territory — and no one is ready to rule anything out yet.
He has even won five of eight starts on grass, so he would not have been venturing into unknown territory if he had entered the Mile.
Long considered the squeakiest of squeaky-clean game publishers, the company is venturing into unknown territory with its ribald release for the Nintendo 64, Conker's Bad Fur Day.
Shnaider is still venturing into unknown territories, p.r. lesson or no, throwing money around and staring down rivals.
This comforting sense of control was threatened when Royal Ballet director Kevin O'Hare and the BalletBoyz, Michael Nunn and Billy Trevitt, offered me an opportunity to venture into unknown territory and become the first female choreographer to make a work for their company The Talent.
On Saturday the event is Trapped in the Tunnel, a program of short films about people who venture into unknown territory, like an insurgent's cave in the Iraqi desert, an abandoned coal mine in Pennsylvania and, in "Covered Tracks," a film by Nathan Kensinger and Meghan O'Hara, a train tunnel under Manhattan that is 50 blocks long and has served as a makeshift town for the homeless.
Shattering the box or the glass-ceiling (requires you to venture into unknown territory for you).
Some of these universities not only have strong programs in biology and physics, chemistry and medicine, but they are also home to enthusiastic and visionary scientists searching and crossing the borders of their disciplines to venture into unknown territories with challenges that can only be met collaboratively.
