Sentence examples for bold new age from inspiring English sources

Her advice: "Silvery and futuristic is perfect for ushering in a bold new age".

Bold New Age ones are painted on the walls and clusters of shimmering, five-pointed paper lanterns hang from the high ceiling.

Emmys 2016: Tatiana Maslany, Rami Malek, 'Game of Thrones' and Jimmy Kimmel lead a gala that reflects TV's bold new age.

Finally, we're ready to come out of our shells, have another shot at it and herald in a bold new age where we'll be the tarmacked envy of the world.

the Initiative for the Science of the Human Past at Harvard (SoHP) envisions the creation of a supra-departmental network that will bring historians together with other scholars and scientists to chart bold new answers to the age-old question: what is history?

It replaced the old "ferret and dartboard" crest that had been in use since 1956, sweeping away pseudo-heraldic flummery with a bold modernism that promised a new "Age of the Train".

Every culture on earth needs its literary whizz kids, enormobrains fresh out of college who become overnight sensations, twatting the old guard with their hip novels that describe the new age in bold new ways.

The iconic beauty brand, whose dusty rose blush and shiny purple lip gloss we wore religiously as teenagers, has a bold new look that women of all ages will love.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is proposing a bold new plan to rebuild the city's aging infrastructure.

Perhaps no single feature of the Kamakura period so exemplifies the unique character of the age as does the emergence of bold new sculptural styles.

But it had already been made by the Parsis' forefathers who had abandoned their age-old Persian identity and charted a bold, new course to preserve their ancient, enlightened Zoroastrian faith.