Sentence examples for audacious number from inspiring English sources

Steam Heat, the most audacious number in Richard Adler and Jerry Ross's 1954 musical, has the most gorgeous staging, with great geysers of vapour bursting from the floor of the stage.

A studied modesty, along with a very certain and level West Virginia twang, goes into every audacious number he spouts.

A lightning rod of timing, movement and voice, each successive audacious number rocketed from the base of her soul exploding across the wide-eyed audience as they stood in giddy disbelief.

His goal was simple but audacious: to cut the number of jobless in Germany by half within three years.

But the museum's only other big drip painting is the audacious but awkward early "Number 1A, 1948" (the one with handprints across the top).

I literally never know where I'm going, which has compounded my fear of driving -- along with the fact that the City is home to a disproportionate number of audacious drivers who make turns from whatever lane they fancy and consider speed limits to be mere suggestions.

One month later, the president made his audacious proposal to increase the number of justices from 9 to 15, and to fill the new seats with liberals.

Napolitano told the regents that UC was well on track to surpass what she called "an aggressive and audacious goal" to increase the number of California students by 5,000 this year — and another 5,000 over the next two years — as pledged in a budget deal with Gov. Jerry Brown and the Legislature. .

The plan was simple, but audacious: To somehow track down a number of successful tech startup founders and talk to them about entrepreneurship.

In what is now 1,600 pages of intricate, erudite and often audacious argument, Mr Bobbitt serves up a good number of fresh observations and intriguing ideas.

Chávez's hemispheric ambitions have made him one of the most compelling, audacious, and polarizing figures in the world — one of a number of post-Cold War leaders trying to form regional power blocs.