On such occasions Eichmann, pallid, nervous but totally attentive in his glass prisoner's box, hastily scribbled notes in a big bold hand and had them passed to his counsel.
There, in the blackest ink and a very bold hand that is only too easy to read are the words: "Pagatemi il mio soldo ossia?" - Pay me my money or else! - and a signature that seems to be G.
She wrote her name in a firm, bold hand in my notebook, and she knew exactly what she needed: chalk, blackboards, desks, a roof and, God willing, a generation of peace.
I spotted a copy of James Beard's "Hors d'Oeuvre and Canapes" in a used book store, and when I opened it up, there staring at me in a great bold hand was the autograph of the man himself.
It's an animation through and through, starting with the stunningly beautiful opening dream sequence, a graphically bold hand-drawn interlude rendered by James Baxter that looks like an animated woodblock print with slashes of black and swaths of oxblood red.
Whether in the form of bold hand painting or a subtle ombre that barely strays from ivory, color can unite the other elements in the reception to create an overall sense of cohesion.
In the vault, a death register written in Serra's bold hand told somber stories of early Santa Barbara; its first entry was for a child named Maria Antonia -- possibly the daughter of a Spanish soldier and an Indian mother -- who died Dec. 22, 1782.
It read, in a bold, adult hand, "A bas le professeur".
Just 31, Mr. Giacomoni has a bold, confident hand with simple ingredients and elemental flavors.
