Sentence examples for bold new work from inspiring English sources

Brilliant to see such bold new work originating from the Bristol Old Vic.

Continuing a Cannes tradition of improvisation, the jury conferred two special prizes, which Mr. Penn described as a combination of a lifetime achievement award and an acknowledgment of bold new work.

Here's what they had to say about this bold new work….

The Studio at Stage II, where MTC claims "bold, new work meets bold, new audiences," makes its official debut this week with the opening of the musical Murder Ballad.

In 1971 Ms. Austin gave up her successful career as a Broadway producer to develop bold new works in musical theater, or, more accurately, music-theater, a category she created to indicate a cross-pollination of the arts.

Like the thrill of settling into a plush seat as the curtain rises on a highly anticipated production, there's the excitement over the announcement every March of the American Conservatory Theater's coming season, with its promises of innovatively staged classic plays, bold new works by powerful writers and acclaimed productions imported from beyond the Bay Area.

Over the past year, Murakami has taken simultaneously retrospective and productive approaches; in three separate museum exhibitions, he has reintroduced work from the 1990s, showing it alongside bold new works that expand on his established themes.

Now, 40 years later, the two cultural worlds have melded, with the opera house seeing much bolder new work than would have ever been thought possible in the 1970s and Broadway the more creatively conservative arena.

The Mayors Challenge competitions create powerful incentives that get mayors to generate bold new solutions working closely with citizens and other nontraditional partners.

She shared two publications -- WORKFLEX: The Essential Guide to Effective and Flexible Workplaces and 2013 Guide to Bold New Ideas for Making Work Work -- with Sec.

The tiny frown at the big presentation of the bold new direction at work.