Sentences with phrase «bold leap on»

It's a fabulous, bold leap on Beatty's part, and you can feel how much the subject energizes him — just as it did his character.

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«We have now reached a point where European integration, in order to survive, needs a bold leap of political imagination,» ECB president Mario Draghi said on May 24.

Without this accomplishment I would not have had the opportunity (and bold leap of faith) to leave my corporate America job behind in pursuit of a career in fitness and helping others, as well as signing on with Cellucor.

Avowals of literary ambitions and familial devotion, stories of death and faith, and a bold dramatic structure — based on flashbacks and leaps forward in time — set the vagaries of work and love on the firm footing of destiny.

Using Indian folklore and mysticism as fodder for a routine psycho - killer yarn doesn't exactly add up to a bold new leap for American Indian images on film.

Fuchs dubbed the finished work «Fire Fox on a Hare Hunt,» and said it represented a hare running across a motorway at night, and leaping over a burning car — the «primeval fear and bold dream of surmounting a dimension in which we live.»

Exactly twenty - five years ago on that day, the Heads of State and Government (HSG) of the European Community's then twelve Member States took the bold leap forward by signing the Maastricht Treaty.

Riffing on Neil Armstrong:...» One small step towards securities research, followed by one bold leap to control the desktop.»