Sentence examples for audacious introduction from inspiring English sources
But by booking OutKast for its first night, Coachella is gambling that the rest of the weekend will live up to that audacious introduction.
Here, Madoff made his most audacious innovation.
A more audacious development will be the introduction of Renault's tiny Twizy city car, which is to go on sale in Europe at the end of 2011.
The possibility of headlines claiming "Virgin Mary tells her story for the first time" was not the introduction required for this audacious feat of imaginative empathy.
Most audacious of all is Hollinghurst's introduction of "the Lady," otherwise known as Margaret Thatcher, a presence felt throughout the book but, like Kurtz in "Heart of Darkness," invisible until near the end.
It is the product of two audacious events in the 1960s: the introduction of Spartina anglica and the measure of ecological engineering that is possible through skillfully using Spartina plantations.
Unlike Gatsby's spectacular parties, Trimalchio participated in the audacious and libidinous orgies he hosted but, according to Tony Tanner's introduction to the Penguin edition, there are subtle similarities between the two.
America's third-largest mobile operator will use the cash to upgrade networks before the introduction of third-generation services.All goldCanada's Iamgold suffered a reversal for its audacious attempt to take over Gold Fields after the South African firm's shareholders rejected the $2.9 billion deal.
This is the Heat's burden, its penance for that audacious party last summer, when James predicted "four, five, six, seven" championships after a smoke-filled, bass-thumping introduction.
That strike — which was accompanied by audacious rebel assaults into the heart of Damascus and Aleppo, where fighting has continued ever since — has been countered by the introduction of the regime's jet fighters into the conflict.
