Trump's plan makes bold assertions, some more doable than others.
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Zendaya often makes bold fashion statements on the red carpet.
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That Trump makes bold pronouncements he can't deliver on is nothing new.
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He's a very, very charismatic, smart guy who makes bold choices and owns them.
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He makes bold choices, like taking classic tailoring and turning it into a punk edge.
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She also makes bold and dangerous choices, defying her father and choosing love over self-preservation.
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Or an artist makes bold-sounding declarations, or endorses electoral candidates, or embraces high-profile causes.
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Published on April 18, Allen and Parnes' book makes bold claims of a dysfunctional campaign that was plagued by infighting.
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But whether Eugenie capitalizes on the attention her wedding does get depends on if she makes bold choices during the event.
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It's named after a piece by the late artist Steven Perrino and makes bold inferences to the sorry state of global affairs.
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The US has the same issue with China, which often makes bold statements about cracking down on trade with North Korea but rarely follows through.
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A former model, Lennox has made a name for herself in the art world as a self-taught savant known for vibrant work that makes bold commentary on modern life.
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Elkin makes bold claims ("This is Varda's version of cinematic flânerie"), as well as ones that betray a shaky understanding of her book's central concept ("The driver is a flâneuse on wheels").
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Harari writes about complicated things with unbelievable clarity, and I don't think I've ever experienced a book where the author so often makes bold, original arguments that (somehow) immediately seem self-evident.
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He decided to work in black and white to complement the format of the continuing The Walking Dead series, and makes bold use of light and shadow, along with unexpectedly powerful splashes of color.
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The concentration of so much power in Saudi Arabia in one branch of the royal family introduces a new dynamic to the country's government and heightens risk, though it also makes bold reforms more likely.
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Examples of moral grandstanding include when a friend makes grand and extreme proclamations on Twitter about their deepest held values regarding climate change, for instance, and when a campaigning politician makes bold — but clearly untrue — ideological claims about immigration.
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While the Essential Home makes bold claims about being a completely new approach and aims to "feel like you're interacting with your home, not a gizmo in your living room," however there's too little information to actually back up any of the claims.
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The death toll rose in tandem with the continent's steady and rapid urbanization, "a megatrend set to continue to unfold throughout this century and which makes bold action to tackle and reverse the impact of air pollution even more urgent", the OECD said.
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Thing emphasizes producing objects in the best location for their choice of material, like wool from Scotland and steel from LA. Designed by Ellen Van Dusen as a home goods line anchored by printed textiles like bedding and blankets, Dusen Dusen Home makes bold patterns with bright colors.
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Meister (2006), p. 131–32. They would feature in numerous subsequent piano works, by a range of composers. Karlheinz Stockhausen's Klavierstück X (1961) makes bold, rhetorical use of chromatic clusters, scaled in seven degrees of width, from three to thirty-six semitones, as well as ascending and descending cluster arpeggios and cluster glissandi.Harvey (1975), p.
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Leela pretends to be haunted by a ghost, and manages to postpone consummating the coerced marriage. But Jambu sees through her pretences and makes bold to molest her. Balu rushes to save Leela from her ordeal, but when he reaches her house, he finds Leela torn and bruised, and Ponnambalam is lying dead. Balu is charged with the murder and arrested.
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In 1905 the first export order was also received, from a Canadian who arrived at the factory in person. The order was reported in the local newspaper with some emphasis, "Coventry firm makes bold bid for foreign markets". The company exhibited at the 1905 London Motor Show in Crystal Palace, at which a London dealer, Charles (later Sir Charles) Friswell 1872-1926 agreed to buy the entire factory output.
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Refreshed by the love session, the married woman makes bold overtures to her stuffy husband. Later, he takes a midinette for his mistress, but the ambitious young woman forsakes him for an author she hopes will write a play for her. Instead, he pursues an established actress with whom he had an affair years before. He has little success, however, for the actress finds satisfaction only with young men, and she has a brief affair with the Count, a young officer.
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This technique makes bold stylistic innovation possible, enhancing knitwear with simple or sophisticated relief textures using tone-on-tone or contrasting colors. Buttons, manufactured by artisans such as the costume jeweler Desrues, Chanel's traditional supplier of buttons and accessories, are decorated or painted by hand to feature the Barrie logo in tone-on-tone porcelain. With the announcement of its new artistic director, Augustin Dol-Maillot, Barrie begins a new chapter in its history with its Spring-Summer 2019 Collection.
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Leif Albert Östling (born 25 September 1945) is a Swedish chief executive officer and former head of the Scania AB truck company, owned by the German Volkswagen Group. In spring 2016, he was appointed Chairman of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, a post he left in advance in November 2017. Östling has become known as a controversial political entrepreneur debater who makes bold statements. Over the years, he has separated politically from the time of youth when he belonged to the Swedish Social Democratic Youth League, SSU.
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The network eventually signed carriage agreements with various cable providers including Time Warner Cable, Comcast, Charter Communications and Altice. In early 2009, ReelzChannel moved its operations from Los Angeles, California, to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where Hubbard owns that city's NBC-affiliated television station KOB.LURED BY GOVERNOR RICHARDSON AND THE NEW MEXICO FILM OFFICE REELZ CHANNEL MAKES BOLD MOVE TO RELOCATE CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS TO ALBUQUERQUE IN EARLY 2009 Reelz Channel Press Release January 7, 2009. At that point, the network shifted its programming focus to incorporate acquired series alongside its entertainment news programs.
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A marina was built in Hastings which added to the already bustling waterfront. In continuation of the street- scape design theme from the new Hastings Village Marina a Hastings Waterfront & Downtown Improvement Plan was prepared in early 2009. In 2009, after a four- year break, the local Chamber of Commerce was revived.EMC Newspaper "Hastings Chamber of Commerce makes bold comeback", May 1, 2009 The largest annual event in Hastings, the Canada Day celebrations, includes amongst other events a parade that runs through downtown during the day and a fireworks display at the waterfront at dusk.
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Allison Kaplan Sommer, "Israel's First-Ever Ultra-Orthodox Women's Party Makes Bold Debut", Haaretz, 20 January 2015. However, the women of Nivcharot did not support it, arguing that a Haredi women's party is irrelevant, and that women can only have an impact from within the established Haredi parties. Nivcharot executed various public actions, such as posting pashkvils (Haredi posters) in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods throughout Israel and distributing pamphlets containing an halachic discussion about women's representation. The pamphlets were distributed in Haredi neighborhoods and yeshivas, and even given to the MKs of the United Torah Judaism party during their election assembly.
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The novel Blue at the Mizzen is the twentieth and last completed historical novel in the Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian, first published in 1999. It is set after the Napoleonic wars, in the fight for Chilean independence from Spain. Aubrey and Maturin, having heard the details of Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo and having collected their share of the prize from their last capture, set sail for the dual mission of charting the Chilean coast and aiding those who seek independence from Spain. Maturin and his colleague Dr Amos keep intelligence moving very quickly, and Aubrey makes bold moves in dealing with the factions in Chile.
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In the "Prologue" to The Heptameron, Parlamente, having obtained her husband Hircan's permission to do so, makes bold to ask Lady Oisille to devise an appropriate means by which the company of stranded guests, who are waiting for the building of a bridge to be completed and are beset by a series of natural calamities and criminal actions which keep them virtual prisoners in an abbey, may amuse themselves. A devout Christian, the lady suggests that they read the Bible. However, Hircan says that they are young enough to need other diversions as well. Parlamente suggests that those who want to write stories after the manner of Boccaccio, do so, sharing them with the others in the afternoon, after Scriptures are read in the morning.
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