Sentence examples for bold announcements from inspiring English sources

Over the past 24 hours, Kanye West's Twitter feed has been ablaze with breaking news, bold announcements and one hell of a heated spat.

When the world leaders attending the summit speak on Tuesday, some will make genuinely impassioned statements; others may even make "bold announcements".

HAVING hit the ground running with two bold announcements of reforms to the Bank of England, Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, seems to be pausing for breath.

According to the U.N. Web site for the summit, the Secretary-General convened the meeting in order "to galvanize and catalyze climate action" and has asked world leaders to "bring bold announcements".

In doing so, they made bold announcements using words like "innovation," "opportunity," "leadership," and "win-win outcomes," while avoiding more negative terms such as "regulation" and "sacrifice".

I have invited leaders from government, business, finance and civil society to present their vision, make bold announcements and forge new partnerships that will support the transformative change the world needs.

"The EU's bold announcement leaves the US with nowhere to hide.

Kraft's bold announcement comes at a difficult time for the company.

Hung in adjoining areas, the two side-by-side shows of contemporary and modern works are a bold announcement of Frey Norris's much-anticipated arrival in the Yerba Buena Arts District.

Thirty-five yeago ago, New York's newly elected governor, Hugh Carey, confronted a feckless inaugural audience — the State Legislature — with a bold announcement: "Now the times of plenty, the days of wine and roses, are over".

The bold announcement has not only thrown the big energy firms into a tailspin, but it has also left consumers wondering what it means for domestic energy bills between now and then.