Sentence examples for bold entrances from inspiring English sources

Set to music of Maria Newman, daughter of the late film composer Alfred Newman, the Baroque-like work has dancers making bold entrances and exits to soaring strings.

The exchange underscores Huawei's bold entrance onto the world's technology stage.

A long time ago in a galaxy far far away… Darth Vader made a bold entrance on board victim ship Tantive IV.

So when Cavalli-loving fans put on their glitter eye shadow, weave their hair into braids and slide into one of the designer's maxi dresses, they will not need a wind machine to make a bold entrance.

The vertical shop window provides a bold entrance beacon for an interior that promises to amplify the existing "architectural cross-section of the city: Victorian meets modern, brick meets cast-iron, slate meets glass".

Katy Perry made a bold entrance in just such an outfit last year at the Costume Institute Gala Benefit for New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art Rihannaa performed in lights and lasers during her 2010 European tour; and early last month, the Black Eyed Peas serenaded the Super Bowl halftime crowd in illuminated outfits inspired by the science-fiction "Tron" films.

"Netflix's bold entrance into original programming presents an exciting new opportunity for our two companies," Fox Filmed Entertainment's President of New Media & Digital Distribution Peter Levinsohn was quoted in the release.

Making a somewhat bolder entrance was Fox's cop comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine".

For a company known for fearless, visceral works that are far from the Broadway mainstream, the title alone makes for a bold first entrance into new territory.

Instead "sculptural shards will be introduced to create a bold, new public entrance".

"Where's my space to pray in this mosque?" inquires Muslim feminist Hind Makki in a post about her bold project, Side Entrance, which calls out mosques for their successes and failures when it comes to making adequate and equal provisions for women.