Sentence examples for bold takes from inspiring English sources
For many brides, it's out with the elaborate — and expensive — frothy meringue fantasy and in with unique, bold takes on the conventional white standard.
When Dr Bold takes his campaign against Mr Harding to the popular press, Trollope offers a compelling and prescient account of the burgeoning power of popular opinion mobilised against an individual.
The show will form part of the BBC's Shakespeare Festival 2016, celebrating 400 years since the playwright's death; they'll be working alongside the likes of the BFI to stage new re-interpretations of his classic works in an effort to reach out to audiences through fresh, bold takes.
The Bold takes all of that and serves it too you on a 624MHz processor.
He says the essayistic bold takes of his movies are in some way their purpose.
Providing bold takes on such time-worn material, Crooked Still's use of instruments is also unconventional.
Facebook's five core values are: be bold, take risks.
Those in bold took part in the morning only.
Behind it wasn't a bold, take no prisoners evangelist.
Be bold, take responsibility and break through any fear of going beyond your comfort zone.
Significant results are in bold, taken as P <0.05.
