Make a bold break with anything that impedes your creativity, your growth, your vision.
Younger students now want to dress as a "rock star, a bold, breaking all the rules persona", says Vera, adding that students are "seeking bolder role models".
His new place, Muzy, which opened in May in the East Village, is a bolder break from the past, offering a small menu of light appetizers and noodle dishes, with just a few meat-oriented selections and a choice of fresh juices.
OTTAWA — In a bold prison break, two Canadian convicts shinnied up a rope at a provincial detention center north of Montreal to a hijacked helicopter hovering overhead and, briefly, experienced freedom.
"Gore, in a bold affirmative action, broke the quota of zero to make sure an American Jew would be on the ticket," Mr. Jackson said.
In a bold strategy, the partners aim to break taboos that can hinder good hygiene practices and improved access to sanitation.
Although some of his close advisers tried to discourage him, he nevertheless made the break in April 1967, in a bold and prophetic speech at the Riverside Church in New York City, entitled "Beyond Vietnam -- A Time to Break Silence".
In his boldest break yet with the White House, in June Conway penned a 3,500-word 3,500-wordnding thessaystitutionality of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's Russia investigation.
In a bold move two years later, the residents of Napier broke with their colonial tradition and rebuilt the town in Art Deco style, made popular in Europe of the '20s.
After breaking free at the head of the field, Spaniard Ruben Perez Moreno reached Sestriere with a clear lead and raced solo downhill in a bold attempt to win from the front.
