On the first point, with Lepchenko serving, Mattek-Sands hit a bold return and followed it toward the net.
Declaring his knee "structurally perfect" and relatively pain-free, Miller has sights set firmly on a bold return this winter, probably the last of his racing career.
That style of play — fast-paced, without much regard for his physical welfare — has made a bold return in recent weeks.
NORFOLK CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL: "L'ORFEO" The Yale School of Music's summer program is making a bold return to opera, which was frequently presented in the Stoeckel Estate's exquisite Music Shed during the nineteen-fifties and sixties.
Federer led 5-2 but lost six of the next seven points, Tsonga saving a match point with a big forehand winner and then taking the set with a bold return.
Doubtless your headline writer had his tongue firmly in cheek while describing Nicholas McGegan's bold return to the world of Bach and Handel ["Finally, a Specialist in Really Early Early Music," Dec. 17].
The warm reviews and huge sales that greeted last year's greatest hits album suggested that REM were due a triumphant comeback, as did the strong singles Bad Day and Animal and their bold return to the political fray.
Black Flag, however, is a bold return to form, starring the grizzled privateer Edward Kenway as he swashbuckles through the Caribbean Sea, boarding and stealing ships, landing upon and plundering islands and, section by section, taking grim control of the high seas.
Where Mr. Del Tredici's work once heralded a bold return to tonality via melodies so luscious they verged on parody, Mr. Platt's offered a muscular, sometimes discordant edginess, in tune with contemporary parsings of Carroll's tales for the forbidden passions they contained.
