Sentence examples for audacious one from inspiring English sources

To use Mr. Obama's word, that vision is an audacious one, for a difficult time.

Stories need a hero, and Utzon made an audacious one: back in 1958, Le Corbusier was at the height of his career and fame, and famously unwilling to collaborate.

His decision to launch The X Factor in the US – going up against his long-running rival Simon Fuller's American Idol – already appeared an audacious one, even before the "will she, won't she" tabloid drama of his protegee Cheryl Cole joining the stateside show ended in pantomime farce.

And the Senate-seat-for-sale bucket is the mind-bogglingly audacious one -- how do you treat the governor's appointment power as a high-end ATM?

"Red is all we do" is the tagline here, and an audacious one in a wine region traditionally known for its whites.

Hughes threw several good ones, including an audacious one on a 3-2 countoto Mitch Maier, who struck out with a runner on and one out in the fourth.

Rovers continued to penetrate and, after 10 minutes, Mantellato's audacious one-handed offload to the supporting Ben Cockayne gave Rovers their third try.

The audacious ones have saddled up their pre-emptive steeds and headed off to force a regime change at Foggy Bottom.

If the subject ever crops up in conversation, people tend to recount the shocking chat-up lines, the audacious ones, the "I'm a scud missile, baby, and you're Tel Aviv" ones, the "can I have a go on your breasts?" ones.

(Jack the Ripper has inspired too much fiction for us to begin even a quarter-comprehensive list, but we may mention one of the more audacious ones, Michael Dibdin's The Last Sherlock Holmes Story, in which it is revealed that... oh, all right, I won't give it away).

A year from now, he expects the company won't have launched 20 small, cool ideas, but it will have developed four-to-six big, audacious ones.