bold造句
91. The bold event got off to a bad start.
92. He took a number of bold steps.
93. That would be a bold move indeed.
94. After the great disaster of his failed health reforms, he rarely tried again to do anything bold.
95. Long before that, however, Adams's company took a bold step forward.
96. His photograph of two camellia brooches could just as easily have been a study of two bold flowers plucked from a garden.
97. For all his bold chivalry this watchful Celt seems surely to have strayed from a wayside pulpit.
98. As innocent as that sounded, it was a bold move.
99. But it was Mary whose bold appearance drew the breath and the admiration of all of them.
100. The use of bold type to draw attention to notes, sub-headings and hazards is helpful.
101. Yet all these faults suggest that the reform, far from being too bold, has not been bold enough.
102. The students had, however, taken a fairly bold action to call attention to their grievance.
103. This is a bold attempt to unite pragmatism and conventionalism.
104. Approved headings are listed in bold type, such as Art, Children as artists.
105. Amino-acid residues that are completely conserved are shown in bold type.
106. Its breathy roar seemed too quick, too bold, for the faintness of its light.
107. After dabbling in commercial ventures from within Titan for nearly four years, the company took a bold new step.
108. In a particularly bold move, I decided to shave less often.
109. He never does anything quite so bold again, or quite so fast.
110. Today, it's synonymous with aviation and makes a bold statement wherever you go.
111. But despite those substantial gains, bold statements about fighting every seat in the next general election were no longer heard.
112. Peptides shown to bind to HLA-B53 are highlighted in bold type.
113. Even those committees so bold as to demand to see papers and witnesses are unlikely to receive the cooperation they require.
114. A single bold stroke can not resolve political difficulties as fundamental as those Mondale faced and Dole now confronts.
115. Suddenly, up came Miss Stark, bold as brass and dressed in gold foil.
116. But in the last year we've taken some very bold steps.
117. Her eyes seemed too bold, her shorts too tight and her sun-reddened limbs too large.
118. She marched into his big library as bold as brass, and stood in front of his favourite chair.
119. Hand in hand with this measure goes an equally bold re-focusing of Labour's strategy concerning marginal constituencies.
120. Foliage, so often overlooked, can be just as bold in colour as well as form.
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