The phrase 'words in bold' is not correct or usable in written English.
It would be more appropriate to use a phrase like 'emphasized words' or 'bolded words'. For example, "I want to make sure you notice the emphasized words in this sentence."
The pictures are overlaid with words in bold italics.
On top of the list were three words in bold red letters: "MOVE THE BALL".
So listen: don't just send the same CV back with a few more words in bold.
The screen filled with ads: lines of text, some words in bold, others capitalized, phone numbers written out as words.
Sent anonymously to multiple communities, the letters with words in bold at the top declared that Tuesday, April 3, would become "Punish a Muslim day" in Britain.
Before we start play, a reminder that cryptic clues typically contain two routes to the answer: a definition (look out for words in bold type in the examples below) and some wordplay.
Write the word in bold on the outside of the journal and work with prompts daily to navigate the 2018 career path mindfully.
For example, a word in bold can be used either for the introduction of a new term, to indicate a person's name, or a sentence in bold can be the definition of a term.
5.Write this word in bold letters, calligraphy, or art and place it around your home, office, bathroom, and car, so that in no time you will literaly be surrounded in the essence and energy of your dream self as well as your dream life.
The two abstract claims (with ambiguous wording in bold) are these: 'Overall there was no evidence of disease after one HIFU session in 92.4% (159 of1722) of patients' – the time after operation of this measurement is not stated.
Type the word in bold to emphasize it.
