Sentence examples for bold gambit from inspiring English sources
This week Japan said that Mr Abe may even visit Pyongyang.Yet the bold gambit also carries risks.
Whether a bold gambit up front is nonetheless worth the risk is a fair question, given that North Korea is the land of lousy options.
"Take him and cut him out in little stars!" Jessica Chastain fairly shouts, re-enacting her interpretation of Juliet's famous monologue, the bold gambit that got her admitted to the Juilliard School a decade ago.
Vocal protests notwithstanding, the grudging approval of shareholders was a significant victory for Barclays' bold gambit of forgoing government aid in market conditions that seem to be worsening by the week.
It's a bold gambit aimed at attracting scientific talent from what Platzer believes is a shrinking talent pool, as the number of college graduates with science, technology, engineering and math degrees falls short of expected demand.
Vietnam merges nightmarishly with the war at home in the album's boldest gambit.
When the rebels continued their guerrilla war and Milosevic ordered overwhelming retaliation, the administration decided on a bolder gambit: forcing a political settlement on both sides.
Hiring Miller is the boldest gambit the show has taken since Roone Arledge, then the president of ABC Sports, hired Cosell in 1970.
Whether it was something as trivial as dipping too heavily into office supplies or free snacks, or a bolder gambit of convincing an employer to give me a "now superfluous" MacBook Pro as I moved on to another job, I have had a long career of getting shit for free that likely took root all those summers ago.
On Saturday, in one of their boldest gambits, 10 militants dressed in army fatigues and armed with automatic weapons, mines, grenades and suicide jackets breached the perimeter of the army headquarters in Rawalpindi in a raid that left 23 people dead and set off a 20-hour siege.
