Sentence examples for bold successful from inspiring English sources

Instead, the gulf war -- bold, successful and quick -- offers the guiding principle.

The Skype blunder aside, Whitman has made some bold, successful changes.

Hodgson's bold, successful call in introducing Tottenham's Andros Townsend so late in the campaign shone a light on some of the young English talent that have the chance to become their World Cup 'bolters' - players who suddenly emerge on the eve of a tournament and go on to have a major impact.

Our family knows many smart, talented, bold, successful women.

The critic for The Manchester Guardian described the film as a "bold and successful achievement", but it was not a box-office success, which accounted for Olivier's subsequent failure to raise the funds for a planned film of Macbeth.

But she fought a bold and successful campaign for deputy leader.

Over the next decade or so, innovations from physicians, nurses and others led to bold and successful treatments for babies of increasingly lower birth weights.

He signalized his arrival by a bold and successful coup de main upon the great arsenal of Carthago Nova (Cartagena) in 209.

Summing up the Thatcher years in his In Pursuit of British Interests (1997), he concluded that British foreign policy towards the US and the Soviet Union had been for most of the time "realistic, bold and successful".

Where you stand on the question will probably determine how much you like Yujin, a bold, fitfully successful experiment in modernizing traditional Japanese food by using French techniques and non-Asian ingredients.

With Tintoretto he decorated the chambers of the Doges' Palace in Venice, partially supplanting the aging and busy Titian as official painter of the city; his "Apotheosis of Venice" (c. 1585) in the Sala del Maggior Consiglio in the Doges' Palace is a bold and successful use of dramatic foreshortening and rich colour to express the vigour and vibrancy of Venice.