Sentence examples for in bold print from inspiring English sources

The return address, in bold print, was the Warren campaign.

"And you should put this in bold print," she said.

"These are unmarked routes," it screamed in bold print.

It is scheduled to go live on Thursday and describes him in bold print as a "criminal" and "incompetent".

"Put the ink in bold print because I'm not using the word desperate," defensive end Jason Taylor said today.

The typescript of Bryony Lavery's latest play ends with a triumphant phrase in bold print: "Draft – Thursday!!!! – May 31st 2012".

The Capstone design courses have an * and are in bold print; other design courses just have an * before the course.

But despite its name — clearly labeled in bold print — the emergency cord carries a counterintuitive caveat: In most emergencies, it is not meant to be used.

5.40pm: You'll notice that in an attempt to be as flash as Sky, I've put all the British teams in bold print.

Gibson's concerns are reflected in a series of passages, set in bold print in his report, identifying issues described as ones "the inquiry would have wished to investigate".

On the first page, there was a picture of an American grapefruit with a caption in bold print: "Beware of imported fruit!