"We Somali pirates may be bold, but we're not crazy".
The scenarios may be bold but they rely on ideas that are reassuringly old.
The selection of Nimmo may be bold given his lack of high school baseball experience, but little is guaranteed in the first round.
As the shadow chancellor, Michael Howard, said in an effective speech this week: "The rhetoric may be bold, but the reality is Brown".
He added, "It may be bold to say, but we are looking for yet another record-breaking run with Spike!" "Cops" helped to distinguish Fox when it was a relatively new network in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The administration's plan may be "bold and game-changing," in Ms. Garver's words, but several aspects are likely to stir controversy or at least call for closer study. 1 2 Next Page ».
Webster then, like Hulme, is a shining example of blending creativity with commercial nous – her designs may be bold and bright but they remain wearable thanks to carefully considered design touches – such as a range of heel heights.
On November 19th the planning minister, Nick Boles, proposed a refreshingly heretical answer: start a new, more liberal party.Mr Boles may be bold and his idea far-fetched (Downing Street promptly squashed it), but he is not a maverick.
A few companies may be bold enough to give consumers a break from ads, as Philips did when it bought all the commercial time on the NBC Nightly News but ran only three spots, totaling 75 seconds instead of the usual seven minutes, so the network could air expanded news segments.
Newsom may be "bold, bold, bold," as DeMoro put it, but Californians sometimes shy from that.
