Sentence examples for bearing bold from inspiring English sources

Since the breakup of AT&T (whatever the good it brought), consumers have been under siege from companies bearing bold promises of savings that are difficult or impossible to compare.

Shoppers pack into Kilwin's of Michigan, which proffers fat slabs of fudge, and the Cherry Stop boutique, stocked with cherry pie, cherry-pepper jam, cherry-scented candles, cherry-chipotle sauce, cherry body lotion, cherry cookbooks and aprons bearing bold cherry prints.

The more distant complex has three test stands in a row, the middle one bearing bold scorch marks from a recent firing.

The silver plane, bearing the bold red letters "United States of America," landed at 9.30 in a remote corner of the Los Angeles International Airport.

However, shoppers used to seeing bananas bearing the bold blue stickers of Chiquita or Fyffes aren't expected to notice any difference there.

She's carrying a lot of baggage from her past; she's facing a happy warrior bearing a simple, bold message that he repeats like a metronome; and she doesn't have a similarly arresting theme or a charismatic political persona to fall back on.

From her neck dangled a bold necklace bearing oddments that included skulls and dice.

Mets fans of a certain age will recall a popular poster from 1986, bearing the word "Nails" in bold letters across the top, and featuring a shirtless Dykstra, wearing eye black and holding a bat against his shoulder.

Among the remarkable examples of his sartorial influence was the fame and fortune he inadvertently brought to obscure Fair Isle, one of the most isolated of the Shetland Islands, known for a knitting style bearing colorful folk motifs and bold geometric designs.

Jennifer stated that she wanted glossy new personal stationary, proudly bearing her name in big bold letters: JENNIFER PITT.

American artist Barbara Kruger came to prominence in the Eighties with bold text-and-image works bearing slogans such as "I shop therefore I am".