When the client threatened to cancel the contract, Maria took the bull by the horns and renegotiated the terms herself.

After weeks of indecision, Maria had finally taken the bull by the horns and reorganized the entire project team.

The barn door was big as bull-beef, creaking on its hinges whenever the wind blew.

The old scarecrow looked ugly as bull-beef in the pale moonlight.

Every time a crisis hits, she takes the bull by the horns and finds a practical solution.

After months of hesitation, she finally started taking the bull by the horns and restructuring the company.

At the festival, sudden loud noises and bright pieces of cloth flapping are clear red flags to a bull.

Her sarcastic remarks were a red flag to a bull, and he lost his temper immediately.

Medieval scholars often debated the authenticity of certain papal bulls that granted lands to monasteries.

The shelter received several pit bulls that needed urgent care.