Sentences with phrase «many boldfaced»

Burt's point is that the boldfaced names are not always the ones we should be chasing.

It showed a solitary runner at twilight silhouetted against a lake and the boldface caption: «There is no finish line.»

I put the names in boldface not because they mean anything to me, but because they do for the intended audience: People who care about Paris fashion.

The agenda also included a line, in boldfaced text, that said SCL wanted to use voter contact lists available to Bolton's campaign to direct people «toward the FB app.»

Granted, «Fire and Fury» is juicy as a summer peach, filled with gossipy takedowns of pretty much every boldface name in Trump Land.

A boldface number indicates that years of experience with Capital Group is equal to years of experience with investment industry.

That is a boldface lie!

Nan's cooking and Charlie's personality cultivated a loyal following that included more than a few boldfaced names.

(I added the boldface.)

I added the boldface type there for extra emphasis, since that's really a direct attack on Silver and his Democratic conference.

Mr. Rosen is not a lobbyist and as such does not have to disclose his meetings with the mayor, but his firm represents a slew of boldfaced names that have major business at City Hall.

A surprising flash point — animal rights — has erupted in the early weeks of the race for New York City mayor, complete with boldface endorsers, voluble protests, and a generously financed attack ad.

Koch's PAC, called New York Uprising, is a clubhouse of sorts for boldface Brahmins and politicians at pasture, many of whom have been Koch's enemies in the past, such as Mario Cuomo and Rudy Giuliani, about whom Koch wrote a book, Giuliani: Nasty Man.

Virtually every single one of them is a well - connected, boldface name, or is an executive at a major real estate company or the equivalent.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be getting new signs next month that spell out, in boldfaced type, the voluntary nature of the museum's pay - what - you - wish admission policy.

The Staten Island Democratic congressman's campaign consultant Evan Stavisky released a statement with this headline (all caps AND boldface type): MCMAHON OFFERS APOLOGY FOR CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR»S INAPPROPRIATE REMARKS.

A former Manhattan state senator, Schneiderman was an ambitious politician who scored headlines by going after boldface names.

Ashton Kutcher, Peter Thiel and Chris Hughes are among boldface names in the tech sector who sent a letter urging the governor to veto a bill that would regulate the home - sharing service Airbnb.

That nonsense you posted yesterday PM about school district tax caps did not even merit a response — no one would buy the boldfaced lies you put in that comment!.

«GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES,» it starts, in boldface type and all capital letters, «ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER TO BE LIT BLUE AND ORANGE TONIGHT IN SUPPORT OF SYRACUSE WOMEN»S BASKETBALL TEAM.»

But if there was any question that some boldfaced name Democrats would like to see someone else in Scavo's seat come January, the answer appears to have come Tuesday night at the Midtown Tap & Tea Room.

... Another boldfaced lie by this White House perpetrated against the American people.»

Stringer has made a habit of appearing with boldface names, most notably Scarlett Johansson, who helped announce his run for mayor, and Debra Winger, who's hosting a fund - raiser for his campaign tonight.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork / AP)-- Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo raced into the stretch run of his re-election campaign with help Thursday from a boldfaced name who threatened to overshadow him on stage: former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

the union slammed the pols on its Web site, featuring photos of the pols enclosed in a red, slashed - out circle with the boldface caption.

Some sentences are set in boldface for no apparent reason, and Paragraph 130 of the document is a sentence fragment that says: «In an official statement.»

(The boldface phrases correspond to skills listed for self - evaluation at myIDP.)

Chemjobber demands, in boldface italics.

«I could not imagine a bigger deal if — and of course that's a boldface «if» — if it turns out to be right,» says Gregory Laughlin, a planetary scientist at the University of California (UC), Santa Cruz.

The branch corresponding to TMAdV is highlighted in boldface red.

Nucleotide substitutions introduced into the regulatory elements of p21waf1 / cip1 promoter region in mutant constructs are shown in boldface and underlined.

Tools in boldface have been developed specifically for the FunGenES Database.

The truth: Indeed, says Sheryl Ross, an obstetrician in Santa Monica whose office sees its share of boldfaced names, «A-listers are more likely to convince their doctors that an elective C - section is more appropriate for them.»

(Boldface mine.)

Michael is the special sauce behind this site, responsible for all of the fabulous cinematography, video editing, and web development stuff that goes beyond boldfacing and smiley faces

(boldface) Not for internal use.

Gisele Bündchen, Rosie Huntington - Whiteley and Georgia May Jagger are just a few of the boldface beauties who will have women rushing to makeup counters this month (Gisele's skin!

One of the week's biggest events — the Alexander Wang runway show — drew a heaping portion of boldfaced names who willingly posed for street style photos, including fashion lover and new dad, Kanye West, Courtney Love (who was just featured in our 50 Most Stylish New Yorkers feature!)

Wilson is just a softhearted guy mistaking boldfaced imitation for bravery and «truth»... Good heavens, the hypocrisy is deafening.

Rather it's a purposefully rousing homage to the ideals of journalistic independence, governmental accountability and gender equality that isn't averse to underlining, italicizing and boldfacing why those principles are more important than ever.

No offense to the many boldfaced names who swoop into a recording booth to lend their voice and celebrity to a well meaning issue - oriented documentary, but what Jackson does here is give a performance.

Sweet Smell of Success has a lot of boldfaced names associated with it: Tony Curtis, Burt Lancaster, Alexander Mackendrick, Ernest Lehman, Clifford Odets, James Wong Howe.

But beneath the sitcom cutesiness and boldfaced sentimentality, the film manages to keep just enough reality coursing through to stay grounded.

It also attempts to weave in serious discussions about sexuality and ethnicity in Hollywood, generally via stilted dialogue exchanges in which the themes are explored in boldface fashion.

That said, while in no way begrudging John Huston's prologue narration and John Hurt's standout rendering of the Horned King, I respect an old school Disney movie that uses professional voiceover actors and not the boldface names of the moment to bring its characters to life, notably the great John Byner as Gurgi, a Gollum - like troublemaker.

The recent reboot of Star Trek was considered risky for its dearth of boldface.

He peppers Jill with questions about Heather's recent breakup with another boldface name, Devin (Reeve Carney), and her rumored intimacies with a female model, Tracy (Greta Lee), and also, possibly, with Jill herself.

As the boldface suggests, we're looking at the latter, but our critique below makes sure to compare the former.

Sorkin does a terrific job of evoking the hothouse atmosphere of card games that might sound glamorous when boldface names are involved but also reek with the pitiful, dope - sick air of thinly veiled compulsion.

When he's hanging out with boldface names, he wants to show off about it.