Sentence examples for will be uncharted from inspiring English sources

"This will be uncharted terrain and it will require experimentation.

"It will be uncharted territory," said Evan Wolfson of the organisation Freedom to Marry.

But having two Dalai Lamas, both under intense international public scrutiny, will be uncharted territory.

The next month, then, will be uncharted territory, a chance for him to ascertain his bodily limitations and explore ways to succeed beyond pure physicality.

Unlicensed flights will be uncharted, the craft unidentified and their operators uninsured.Horses for coursesThe right way to balance safety and innovation is to create a set of rules for commercial drones that depend on their size, use and so on.

For China, too, these will be uncharted waters.Noisy demonstrations by hundreds of people outside the Legislative Council, or Legco, building in central Hong Kong suggested that the package will not end political feuding over the pace of democratic reform.

When Pynkiss clothes hit the shelves in January, it'll be uncharted territory for Hello Kitty, with T-shirts starting from £28, while dresses could cost you up to £170.

This will no longer be uncharted territory because they were introduced last year in Scotland.

Its trip through bankruptcy will be in uncharted territory.

What we know for certain is that we will be in uncharted waters.

"If the SNP government pushes ahead with this proposal, [it] will be entering uncharted territory.