Last Frontier

Well, relationships may be the last frontier left for him.

"I think the South is the last frontier," he says.

America's last frontier has something for everyone and ample room to grow.

"Religion to me is now the last frontier," he says.

In 1979, he said, a study by the state indicated that the stadium was the "last frontier the city has for development."

Africa is also emerging as a last frontier for financial investors.

This was really the last frontier on our expansion list."

For me, the simple answer is that caves are the last frontier of exploration on earth.

She has abandoned the realm of popular culture for what in her development may be the last frontier: art history.

It is considered by some to be "the last frontier of biodiversity in Asia."

Old age, if anyone wants to listen to songs about it, is pop music's last frontier, after all.

I tried Africa so many times knowing that this was the last frontier."

"I think and believe that the last frontier to make real on the promise of America is right here in our inner cities," he said.

Survival in the Last Frontier is now an art form.

"This is the last frontier, the last real freedom in America."

Even on the last frontier, though, there are limits.

At the least, it would be refreshing to get through one of these movies without having crossed a "last frontier."

And for those looking for a last frontier, there is the terrain.

"The abyss is the last frontier on this planet," he said.

Now 30 years later, the last frontier, that's going to hell, too."

In this era of testing and accountability, preschool is the last frontier.

The sea is considered a last frontier for the competing forces of industrial development and nature preservation.

This is one of the last frontiers of competitive sports.

In many ways it is the city's last frontier."

It was, instead, a project that sought to document "America's last frontier.