Sentence examples for bold start from inspiring English sources

This week a group of 60 large corporations, the Leapfrog Group, announced a bold start.

GORDON BROWN'S decision to grant the Bank of England "operational independence" in monetary policy is an astonishingly bold start for the new chancellor.

There isn't much more to it than that, and Mr. Glass's score, after a bold start, settles into his familiar patterns, with perhaps more varied percussion than usual.

For example, when asked the ostensibly simple question "What are you reading?", Willow makes a bold start by replying: "Quantum physics.

It was a bold start, showcasing not just the Italianate lyric ring he commands so naturally, but more particularly his unmatched darker lower registers and the distinctive half-voice that few can rival.

Sri Lanka made a bold start to their reply, as Niroshan Dickwella, a left-hander who has played four Tests and was a member of the squad for the ICC World Twenty20 earlier this year, raced to a 36-ball half-century.

The bold start-up grows, gets comfortable and misses the next big thing, which the newest hungry start-up spots while working among the rest of us.

Mr. Bold started working there shortly after the FM side went live.

At a time when educators everywhere are struggling to modernize an education system that was developed by and for an outdated British empire, Sugata provides a bold starting point.

The following primers were used to amplify, by PCR, B4gat1-V5: 6823 forward (5′-aga ctcgagaccATGcaaatgtcctacgccat-3′, XhoI adapter is bolded, start ATG is shown in capital letters) and 6822 reverse (5′-tat gcggccgcCTACGTAGAATCGAGACCGAGGAGAGGGTTAGGGATAGGCTTACCgcatcggtggggagagttgg-3′; the NotI adapter is bolded and the V5-tag is shown in capital letters).

The Bolds starts with a funny start: Once I told a lie at school and my friends bit me on the leg and put tomato sauce on me and from that day on I've never told a lie again.