Sentence examples for had bold plans from inspiring English sources
John Burnham had bold plans to start a company to extract minerals from outer space.
He also said he had bold plans for a raised network of cycle paths built alongside railway lines, but said it was "very early stages" and "back-of-the-envelope stuff".
He had bold plans to keep caring for the nonprofit's traditional New York clientele -- city workers and the poor -- while attracting millions of wealthier corporate employees up and down the East Coast.
United Nations security resolutions demanded that the Iraqi regime destroy its weapons of mass destruction but Washington, with London's support, had bolder plans.
Yet Universal, the world's largest music company, and No. 2 Sony have bold plans of their own.
It has bold plans to introduce universal health care by 2019, for example.But government spending is still skewed towards the rich.
Labour has bold plans to create work for the long-term jobless, paid for by a windfall tax on the privatised utilities.
Yet debut developer 38 Studios has bold plans with Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning – not least by breaking a few of the genres oldest rules.
4.51pm: Nick Clegg is going to be in charge of political reform, and the Tory/Lib Dem document makes it clear that the new government has bold plans in this area.
Hero is also building factories in Bangladesh and Colombia and it has bold plans to enter America and Europe.In this section Promethean perils E.ON and E.OUT Coming out for a Hero Dial "B" for bot Crying foul in Guinea Test-tube government ReprintsTo understand why Hero is only now stepping out, go back three decades to a deal that transformed the company.
Decades away from retirement, Decherd has bold plans.
