The phrase 'bold think' is not correct and not usable in written English.
The correct phrase would be 'bold thinking'. Example: We need to embrace bold thinking if we want to stay competitive in this industry.
And Sky has yet to build a brand in domestic drama, argues Simon Terrington, an analyst.The broadcaster could have been bolder, thinks Mr Oliver, by spending more money or investing in more American co-productions, where budgets are far higher.
You need Franklin Gothic extra bold, I think".
If I may be so bold, I think that both Murphy and I may get our dark comedy inspiration from the same source: Heathers.
Q.Do you feel like you achieved that A.FRIEDMAN: If I may be so bold, I think we've had some influence in the way younger folks write and think about basketball.
In a subsequent speech to another county group that had endorsed him, he stabbed the air with his index finger, talked about winning and said, "If I might be so bold, I think you made the right decision".
But his assertion is bold: "I think the question is really going to be, 'Is this turning into a reserve league?'" That speaks to a notion that the competitive edge of the USL could be diluted by an overabundance of MLS second teams, an emerging trend.
In this segment, Peter admits that he's all but ready to ditch his iPhone 3G and BlackBerry (Bold, I think) for the Pre, which must mean that Palm will win everyone's Best of CES 2009 award.
When building your network, be bold and think big and wide beyond your existing contacts to include those with real influence.
Be bold and think of some antics that will make her laugh, like clowning around.
But I was very bold, I thought I knew everything.
