In 2010, Prince boldly declared: "The internet is completely over".
"Finally, at the end of the day, the White House just boldly declared it didn't happen.
Two summers ago, he put on a blue "NYK" cap and boldly declared, "The Knicks are back".
Asked how far this season's team could go, the point guard boldly declared, "National championship, no less".
ON the occasion of Earth Day, President Bush and Senator John Kerry boldly declared themselves pro-Earth.
In his testimony before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, boldly declared: "You called me a dove.
And Darke's objectivity seem to flee when, after Solo saved the second Japanese penalty kick, he boldly declared, "Hope Solo — hero again!" Premature.
The editors of The Revolution, however, boldly declared its uncompromising position in the paper's masthead: "Men, their rights and nothing more; women, their rights and nothing less".
In a memo the plan boldly declared its goal would be to convince "a majority of the American public" that "significant uncertainties exist in climate science".
And I definitely haven't said anything as controversial as some of the statements Mr Wire has boldly declared in the past.
Deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon raised the bar high on what we should expect in the white paper when she boldly declared that it would answer everyone's questions.
