Sentence examples for boldly introduced from inspiring English sources

We finally summoned the courage to get up, and we boldly introduced ourselves, still wearing our boxers.

IN a skidding economy, with dot-coms crashing left and right, one fledgling e-commerce Web site has just boldly introduced an $11 million media campaign.

The showman who became a cult figure in Serbia for his infectious emotion and improbable dunks, who once beat out Ricky Rubio for honors as the best young player in Europe and boldly introduced himself at the 2011 NBA draft with a spontaneous smooch with his now-fiancee shies away from the stage these days.

With 10 36 left in the first quarter, James boldly introduced himself to his new competition by grabbing a defensive rebound, speeding upcourt with the basketball and tossing an alley-oop pass to his flying teammate Ricky Davis for a dunk.

She wanted to thank Trump for inviting her to the building's holiday party that year, so she boldly introduced himself the much-more powerful man.

Something needs to be added, so scriptwriter Joanna Harrison boldly introduces not just Mum and Grandma (Olivia Colman and Pam Ferris) but a note of deep, clear sadness.

Part II was Cervantes's rejoinder, and it sharpens his focus: by boldly introducing the other offending book into his narrative, he has Don Quixote and Sancho Panza dealing with the matter of their literary fame – and, now, defamation.

We boldly stopped them, introduced ourselves as fans - and journalists - and asked if they'd talk to us.

Her dissertation The Employment of Married Women boldly addressed a neglected subject, introduced her to historical as well as sociological research and crucially triggered in her an awareness of the centrality of domestic service to the economy and the value of approaching past and present by examining women's lives.

The group extended and streamlined the kinetic, boldly polyphonic style that Mr. Coleman had introduced while incorporating rhythms derived from ethnic styles.

When Marimekko introduced its innovative and boldly colored designs - in a nation trying to pull itself together after World War II - there was a ready-made market.