Exploration of all this uncharted territory consumed most of Force's time.
On the contrary, we have just entered on the uncharted sea.
The Sparwehr was a Dutch merchantman daring the unchartedseas for Indies beyond the Indies.
Captain Nicholl frankly admitted that in this uncharted ocean he had no knowledge of any near land.
The record of ships that have been lost, due to striking uncharted rocks and shoals, is a large one, and a more correct topography of the water-beds of our coast and inland waterways should be worked out.
In submerged peace-time navigation the dangers are those of collisions with surface vessels, uncharted rocks, or sunken ships.
With its vast expanses, scientists and engineers will actually set sail on an uncharted sea of limitless mystery and unlimited potential.
To prepare America for the 21st century we must master the forces of change in the world and keep American leadership strong and sure for an uncharted time.
To achieve success will require both boldness in setting our sights and caution in steering our way on an uncharted course.
Another expedition must be on foot in search of the Uncharted Isle" "What's that?
Second, the Straits are still an utterly uncharted sea four hundred and fifty miles long and from seventy to one hundred and fifty wide.
Against these advantages must be placed three handicaps: The danger of an unchartedsea in the Straits.
It was hardly the weather to cut ourselves adrift and wander among the uncharted spurs of Everest, and we thought of delaying our start.
Might he not be too utterly original, too bizarre, thus wandering down paths of uncharted beauty until perhaps he find himself bemused and bemazed, lost to the kindly familiar realms of real life?
A pilot was necessary to guide the Albert along the uncharted coast of Labrador.
There will be other Yankee merchantmen in times to come, but never days like those when skippers sailed on seas uncharted in quest of ports mysterious and unknown.
They discovered uncharted islands and cheerfully fought savages or suffered direful shipwreck.
None could know to what uncharted seas of political and religious radicalism they were bearing on.
Your's is a little love--a love that doesn't dare venture on an uncharted sea.
In the vastness of that uncharted land, like a flash in the dark something had leaped at her.
In the first instant he had thought that it was the 'roller alone that was speeding toward an uncharted forest-grown hill.
He said his father told him that his ship had once almost run into a huge uncharted hole in the plain.
At its roadstead the trickle of traffic turns back and sheers aside from a shallow sea of uncharted and unprofitable dangers: one of the big, blank spaces.
In the following passage the poet, uncertain as to his own future, yet trusts the providence which guides the birds in their long and uncharted migrations.
Any one may idle; but the men who are not content unless they climb the unscalable mountains or cross the uncharted seas or bear the burdens that others shrink from, are the ones who keep the heritage of the spirit undiminished.
The rain sifted gently from theuncharted regions above.
But well I know they have gone from me Into the silent depths of space, Across a vast, uncharted sea, Whose shores I cannot trace.
Had the only obstacle confronting them been the reach ofuncharted country ahead that would have been discouraging enough.
Through sun and storm the wagons rumbled on; jogging across the rough, uncharted country and jolting over rocks, sagebrush, and sand.
The Evangelist himself guards against the mistake which this imperfect mode of speaking might occasion, by adding For He Himself knew what He would do" (St. Aug.
Let not your heart be Creditis in Deum, et in me troubled.
