The phrase "a bold new start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fresh beginning or a significant change in direction, often with a sense of optimism or courage.
Example: "After years of working in the same job, I decided it was time for a bold new start in my career."
Alternatives: "a daring fresh beginning" or "a courageous new beginning".
Let's seize the opportunity for a bold new start in the New Year.
His departure did not herald a bold new start.
That prolonged a sense of national unease that rattled investors and hobbled Mr Mahama's new government.Drastically raising prices for electricity and water was a bold new start, though Mr Mahama then had to backtrack quite a lot in the face of trade union wrath.
I welcome that, and I think it is a clear recognition that the choice for people at the next election will be another five years of Gordon Brown getting us deeper into debt or a bold, new start with David Cameron.
"For a band like us, this feels bold and new".
In this sense, it's particularly fitting that the drama chosen for this bold new start is a remake of a hit from the era of conventional ingestion of television.
So one should not expect George W. Bush, the Republican nominee-apparent, to be any different.Mr Bush has recently been outlining "a different role for government, a fresh start, a bold new approach".
A bold new governor might have started by lobbying the chancellor to rewrite his mandate, so that he could do something more useful than chase imported inflation which he cannot control.
Hughes, one of the infamous NEA 4 who now teaches in Michigan, spoke with me about how it felt to start a bold new tradition and the shape of America's longest-running female theater collective today.
Perhaps this is the start of a bold new technique - winning people over by doing one thing and then declaring that she's not doing something else.
"We do not expect Bernanke in his Aug. 26 address to unilaterally announce the start of a bold new easing initiative," Neal Soss, the chief economist at Credit Suisse, wrote in a report.
