Sentence examples for had the bold from inspiring English sources

Sexton had the bold strokes down.

Until now, I always had the bold, bawdy Nashville filed as the ultimate Altman movie.

Stephen Kotkin, whose first book, Magnetic Mountain (1995), had the bold subtitle "Stalinism as a Civilisation", is not one to shrink before challenges.

It reveals Johnston's quest to distil a crisp new alphabet that had "the bold simplicity of the authentic lettering of the finest periods and yet belonging unmistakably to the 20th century", as his brief from Underground director Frank Pick demanded.

They had the bold idea not only of making a living at it but of kicking off a restaurant renaissance, or naissance, in the Upper East Side's upper reaches, where they'd decided to live, and where many of their Nantucket regulars live as well.

She is now the interior design manager for the Dodge studio in Auburn Hills, Mich .Hired by Chrysler in 2007 as an interior designer, Ms. Cheung, 29, said her sketch of the inside of the new Dart had the "bold, graphic statements that go along with the whole Dodge DNA".

That same president even had the bold-faced audacity to try to shield nearly 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation.

The cartoony sets, by Rumiko Ishii, have the bold outlines and jarring contrasts of the writing.

The album, titled "Turpitudes Sociales" ("Social Disgraces"), have the bold, crude look of newspaper cartoons and were made for two of his nieces by way of political instruction.

The Blackberry Classic has the bold lines and large keyboard familiar to every BB user.

We no longer have the bold idea that we can remake the entire system.