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1. The words suffixed with a curve are boldfaced in the printing.

2. Also, boldface and italic formatting disappears.

3. In version 4. 2, all codes will appear in boldface.

4. The cursor, by the way,[Sentencedict.com ] appears boldfaced but blinking at a slower rate than the cursor in the text itself.

5. The main noun in the subject is boldfaced, the verb is italicised.

6. What a bold-faced woman she is !

7. The bold-faced text is short but not simple.

8. This is a bold-faced lie.

9. It takes an unusually bold-faced critic of Marxism to claim that none of this is relevant since Marxism is an authoritarian creed in any case.

10. We want Japan to know him to be bold-faced, is impossible.

11. In the meantime, most orchid still is bold-faced charlatan and swindler.

12. Shocked and terribly hurt that her dear little girls could be such "bold-faced liars, " Mother then told us that Mrs.

13. In short, despite CES's parade of CEO keynotes and bold-faced name guests, the man who did the most to shape the show was the one who wasn't there at all.

14. Lisa has a very busy day today. Lookat the bold-faced letters, put them in order and find what she is going to buy to her aunts house.

15. Unexpectedly, not only for its Kogoro does not help, or a bold-faced confused detective.

16. The more you select an element, the more interesting it becomes, until it becomes a bold-faced landmark.

17. To this, american government and parliament think 17 days the expression of Japanese politician " bold-faced " .

18. Obviously it was Anne's considered opinion that Mavis was a bold-faced liar.

19. It's actually very seldom that a political figure with a legal background makes such a bold-faced announcement.