When the seneschal had shown me to the quarters he had set apart for me, I made bold to make inquiries concerning Madonna Paola.
Courtenay of Annapolis I had never met his equal for versatility of speech and command of fine language; and, having heard that he had been at sea since the age of twelve, I made bold to ask him at what school he had got his knowledge.
He made bold to risk a shot and light a fire, and thus we had buffalo meat for some days after.
I made bold to ask how the John's owners had treated him.
At length I made bold to ask him why our discussions were now omitted.
I made bold to shrug my shoulders once in his presence, and thanked my stars I was not born a gentleman to so much toil and trouble; but Sir Murtagh took me up short with his old proverb, "learning is better than house or land.
But since the advantage is ever with the attack, I made bold to put forward another plan, to wit, that we should quit the cavern, steal into the woods, and lay an ambush for the men that were prowling there.
I made bold to say that there was no proof of the letter having been intended for Mynheer Verhoeff, whereupon he bade me look upon the cover, and when I did so I perceived, very faintly inscribed there, the letters J.
I made bold, upon this, to ask him what was become of his wife; for I had heard him speak of having one.
Inasmuch as there are two sorts of month well recognised by the calendar, to wit the lunar and the solar, I made bold to regard both my months, in the absence of any provision, as intended to be strictly lunar.
I made bold, however, to ask Master Stickles at what time he intended to carry out this great and hazardous attempt.
And I made bold to ask in what district were those who had dealings with the colonies.
Billy didn't dare take this to your Excellency, so I made bold to e'en bring it myself.
But knowing of the unstinted hospitality of Greenwood, I made bold, Mrs. Meredith, to tell a friend that we could scarce fail of a welcome.
Finding your home unoccupied, I made bold to take it for my headquarters; but the quartermaster-general will pay you before we leave for such use as I have made of it.
I made bold to add that my friend went in fear that he had in some way offended her, but that I was very sure he would be able to excuse himself to her eyes if only she would afford him the opportunity to do so.
Then Vittoria said that she had made bold to do what she did for the sake of a friend and for the sake of Beatrice herself.
I called at your lodgings and saw a scroll on your table, and knowing what it must be, I made bold to read it, and, having read it, to bear it to you.
As to the tea, I made bold to speak my mind and succeeded in brewing some for myself.
Lobster and oysters," I made bold to remark, but he affected not to have heard, and proceeded rapidly to disrobe.
I made bold to yawn, but Alderling did not mind that, and then I made bold to say that I thought I would go to bed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "made bold" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
