fly blind

We're flying blind here until we get a good look at one of those things.

In those critical first hours, the government was flying blind.

During the trial he was flying blind - a bad way to try a case.

The Enterprise was flying blind in more ways than one.

I had no idea what good any of this would do, but hey, we were just flying blind here.

What we're going to be doing is flying blind, trying out first this theory, then that one.

All that sounds simple but it is very difficult, because you are flying blind.

They were flying blind, led only by hope and determination.

I was flying blind until you gave me this tip.

Many teachers and trainers feel as though they are flying blind.

What the numbers tell us is that to some extent we are flying blind.

And that could mean the world is flying blind into a global health storm.

Everyone knows you don't know whether you're flying blind or sitting on the runway.

Without going through that process, you're flying blind into your retirement.

But we are going to be flying blind for a few days,” an insider said.

We are flying blind in these areas and I am most uncomfortable here.

So we're flying blind on a lot of things we've never encountered before.

They have to fly blind a little bit and trust the instrument.

"I think everybody is flying blind on this one," he said.

Add all this together and the truth is that economists are flying blind.

The Bank was not entirely flying blind with last week’s announcement.

Still, analysts admit to flying blind most of the time.

For the last hour, they'd been flying blind through thick fog.

And Charlie flying blind was once again in its nowhere heart.

Without such data, business leaders, investors and policy makers would be flying blind.