Sentence examples for bit of bold from inspiring English sources

RANGERS 2, TIGERS 0 Texas won at Detroit when a bit of bold strategy worked out.

"But I do believe a little bit of bold, attention-getting ideas need to get to broadcast television.

Cloth stuck to the bodies, bits of bold red-and-green fabric with flower designs.

A dusky, bluish tonality suffuses the scene, which is discreetly accented with bits of bold color.

"I think it was a bit of a bold prediction," he said, adding, "I kind of got caught up in the moment".

"It's a bit of a bold statement, but the Prodigy should be seen as an important cultural band," he starts cautiously, "as important as Oasis or Blur or any of that shit.

You're making a bit of a bold statement... Astro: Oh come on.

There's a a few samples on there, but those are the instruments we used to make it, and we felt it was a bit of a bold statement to put them on the cover".

The subject line has been given a bit of precedence and bolder type to give it a 'blog post' type feel as well.

While he's in an Afghan desert, demonstrating his latest weapon of mass destruction, he is ambushed by rebels armed to the teeth with Stark's own guns and bombs – a bold bit of irony for a superhero film.

For me, this Dredd has the look of a slightly po-faced take on Mega-City One – one conceived in 2008, when Christopher Nolan's stern and visceral The Dark Knight had driven all before it at the global box office – when a bit of big, brash and bold Paul Verazzmatazzyle razzmightz mighaveave been more in order.