charted waters造句

• Secretary of State Colin Powell is in charted waters, and that's why he should know better.
• KLEINBERG-COLUMN _ Secretary of State Colin Powell is in charted waters, and that's why he should know better.
• She continued coastal patrol work over the next three years, cooperating with the Army, transporting and convoying troops, and patrolling wide areas of often badly charted waters.
• In his search for authenticity therefore, a change of direction became imperative, so that he now steered his vessel into the better charted waters of the Renaissance.
• Yet there are adventures and pleasures, the Clarks say, traversing a half-mile of charted water with neighbors you recognize as much by their car as the face behind the wheel.
• Of course this is not quite fair, since the Wikipedia is still very new and since it is natural that you would set out at first in more charted waters.
• In their efforts to capture an essential loneliness, both Chaon and Schickler are reaching for something vital in fiction, trying, often nobly, to set their own course on well-charted waters.
• The title page of " Novum Organum " depicts a galleon passing between the mythical Pillars of Hercules that stand either side of the Strait of Gibraltar, marking the exit from the well-charted waters of the Mediterranean into the Atlantic Ocean.
• Other issues are more black-and-white but we need to maintain good judgement to avoid giving undue weight to minority views, which leads to discussion as to what would be due weight, etc, etc . Have you any advice on steering an unbiased course through these poorly-charted waters?