And he boldly took a leading role in the Knicks' offense when the opportunity was there.

He leaned over and boldly took her hand.

It was the invaders who boldly took what they wanted that interested her.

He boldly took a swig of beer, drunk and mean.

The archbishop boldly took his stand and ignored the adverse criticism.

"Well, she has," said Roger, boldly taking advantage of this admission.

Eisenhower did not get his way by boldly taking the floor.

Once, his hand brushed tentatively against hers, and she boldly took it in her own.

Hirsch boldly took the heart ace and returned the suit aiming for a suicide squeeze.

The ilel boldly took the other's face in her hand and turned it back so she could continue to probe.