Sentence examples for bold middle from inspiring English sources
Performing for more than two hours Mr. Mellencamp was as feisty about a bold middle age, in "The Real Life," as he once was about wanting to "hold on to 16 as long as you can" in his biggest hit, "Jack & Diane," from 1982.
They gave a big bold middle finger to law enforcement for harassing them and others for either menial or non-existent offenses.
South Carolina public schools (and public universities, in fact) exist in 2017 as a bold middle finger to everything promised by a democratic nation.
Yet, Lemon -- newly emerging from his bold middle passage as the shamanic interpreter between epochs -- demonstrates the essentiality of this marriage of inner and outer.
In Ten, his wonderfully nuanced new picture, at once simple and technically bold, a middle-class woman (Mania Akbari) makes 10 journeys around the inner city.
Lamb loves the bold exotic flavors of Middle Eastern dishes, blossoms under French, Spanish and Italian (anchovy, lemon, rosemary) treatments, and as a "joint," anchors many a British Sunday lunch.
The resulting responses have a dialectical character: sometimes new ideas have been absorbed and orthodoxy has been modified; sometimes orthodoxy has been strengthened and codified in order to be preserved in the face of the dangers of such confrontation; sometimes, as in the religious life of the Christian Middle Ages, bold attempts at synthesis of ideas have been made.
In New York, the couple had two more children, Souleymane, 3, and Hassan, 1, and with his earnings, Mr. Traor took a bold leap toward the middle class, putting down a large down payment on a three-family house in the Bronx.
It's a bold move in the middle of a time of big growth and change in the cloud storage space, so we invited Garlinghouse to stop by TechCrunch TV to explain more about the name change and what this means for the company and its services going forward.
The results revealed common increases in BOLD responses in the middle occipital gyrus, superior frontal gyrus, precuneus, and precentral gyrus during sound localization for both groups.
Increases in BOLD responses in the middle frontal gyrus and right parietal cortex were found to associate with the discrimination process in both groups.
