Sentence examples for bold ground from inspiring English sources

They can all be increased by division and a number of varieties make an extremely effective and bold ground cover.

Lisicki had to shrug off the psychological blow of squandering three match points in the second set before defeating Marion Bartoli of France, 6-4, 6-1 (4), 6-1, in a draining, tactical match full of drop shots and lobs and bold ground strokes that required 2 hours 21 minutes to complete.

Safin rallied from a two-set deficit with clutch serving and bold ground strokes reminiscent of his best before losing just enough of his focus in the fifth to allow Baghdatis to snatch back the momentum and a 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2 victory.

Then suddenly, one day, the crocuses, so purple, fragile and yet so bold, break ground.

His remarks broke no bold new ground, but he made it clear that this conference, like Roosevelt's, was intended to mark a beginning, not a climax.

Given the choice between the same failing Democratic playbook of trying to win over moderate conservatives and a bold vision grounded in building a new winning coalition, voters overwhelmingly chose the latter.

This bold on-the-ground account is a treasure chest of anecdotes and portraits from a land in chaos.

Dr. Levy said New York's actions were "bold, pioneering and grounded in good scientific evidence," adding, "The commissioner has taken the first step even before the federal government".

The flame-haired Florentine artist known as Rosso Fiorentino was praised by Vasari as "bold and well grounded in draftsmanship, graceful in manner, sublime in the highest flights of the imagination".

The new tax package will be part of an election pitch based on steady, careful economic management rather than bold policy upheaval, grounded in the idea that the electorate does not want radical change.

Hamilton has a long history of bold, on-the-ground work with refugees and those in troubled situations.