Sentences with phrase «uncharted territory again»

She moves into uncharted territory again with this fragmentary Jonathan Ames adaptation, starring a bulked - up Joaquin Phoenix as a brutal, tortured mercenary who sets out to rescue a girl from a sex - trafficking ring.

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It's kind of like you're having a baby for the first time again, in that there is a lot of uncharted territory.

Whatever Corbyn's shortcomings his election as leader would take us into uncharted territory and the confusion it would generate would open up space for some creative thinking (again, a phrase Labour politics rarely brings to mind).

Parts of Europe, New York, San Fran, Palm Springs, New York again, and uncharted territory, London, coming up soon... while flying abroad is really exciting, sometimes the simpler, shorter trips taken with your friends by way of car are the most memorable.

In 1983, Porsche once again embarked into uncharted territory with the development of the 959 super sports car, designing a 2.8 - litre six - cylinder flat engine with sequential turbo charging.

Playing with the form he created in his trailblazing debut novel, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Brian Selznick once again sails into uncharted territory and takes readers on an awe - inspiring journey.

If SFIV was the nostalgic jolt in the arm the series (and perhaps the fighting game genre as a whole) needed to become relevant again, then Street Fighter V is the confident push forward into new and uncharted territory, and nowhere is that more evident than the refreshed move sets.

You could say he's entering uncharted territory, again.

And it did serve a purpose, I was first blown away by Joel and Ellie's struggle through the epidemic America and then as I gradually dived into the uncharted multiplayer territory, I was blown away once again.

After a day of largely sideways trading, the price of bitcoin is once again back in uncharted territory.

While speaking of Facebook's recent struggles, the 33 - year - old stated some issues are unavoidable for a company that enjoys such an unprecedented business scale in a largely uncharted territory, having clarified he judges Facebook's success based on its ability to address missteps in a responsive manner and ensure they don't happen again, and not the sole number of mistakes made.