a leap in the dark

This was all a leap in the dark on my part.

It's a leap in the dark for families up and down the country.

The other great leap in the dark is the change to social housing.

Full stop - or eke a leap in the dark and no coming back.

We cannot ask Member States to take a leap in the dark.

Instead, faith was a leap in the dark towards a reality that had to be taken on trust.

Then she made a leap in the dark and landed on the far side of the chasm.

"The whole thing is a leap in the dark."

Total surrender, the absolute leap in the dark, were demanded.

No great leap for a man, but a leap in the dark.

Ten minutes later - another leap in the dark - he offered the appointment to Churchill.

A gambit was a sort of leap in the dark with mechanical legs.

I cannot describe this treaty as anything other than an impetuous leap in the dark.

Faith was no leap in the dark but depended upon "exact observation and correct thinking."

Running with Mr. Perot would be a bit of a leap in the dark.

He is said to have uttered the last words "A great leap in the dark" in his final moments of life.

"May I take a leap in the dark?"

"It's a bit of a leap in the dark, isn't it, darling?"

By this, I don't mean a phased withdrawal, let alone the leap in the dark of total abandonment.

As the rapporteur quite rightly said, this Commission proposal appears, more than anything, to be a leap in the dark.

The man who hopes to be Chancellor next week cannot surely be preparing a leap in the dark.

Leap in the Dark was a British television anthology series with a supernatural theme.

Henry Miller once observed that all growth is a leap in the dark, a spontaneous unpremeditated act without benefit of experience.

Thus the leap in the dark.

To the rear of the village Nu traveled through the trees, leaping in the dark from one huge frond to another.