Sentence examples for it would be bold from inspiring English sources
It would be bold for Britain to ditch this weapons system, but it would be the right thing to do.
Given that fact, it would be bold to suggest that the scandal surrounding Lord Sewel will have big repercussions for the upper house.
It would be bold move indeed for any chancellor to propose major public funding given the austerity cuts imposed on other areas, not least the arts.
In any environment, it would be bold to appoint a one-time Labour party member as director general of the publicly funded national broadcaster.
It would be bold of Arsène Wenger to lose both Campbell and Patrick Vieira but there is noise from within St James' Park that only a deal involving Campbell would persuade them to part with Jenas.
It is everything we and the fans dreamed it would be: bold, emotional, stunning, kick ass, and outright unforgettable.
No doubt that explains the restricting emphasis on garden cities. Expect Labour to say it would be bolder, but to say less about exactly how.
But, even if the Red Sox somehow win another title, it is doubtful that Boras would be bold enough to pursue a four-year deal at that price.
That would be bold!" Yes, it would.
