Sentence examples similar to achieving ambition from inspiring English sources

Nearly everyone who died in the towers that day was either living in the midst of an achieved ambition or had set out on the way to achieving it.

She compares herself at this time to an "animal exulting over its carefully stocked lair," and to the creature in Kafka's story "The Burrow," who looks forward to "the sweet sleep...of satisfied desire, of achieved ambition".

Mrs. Sirleaf says she is running for re-election to achieve ambitions that stalled with the global economic crisis.

"Daddy allows him to do things and achieve ambitions that he would not do on his own," the friend added.

A profile in Time magazine features a comment from a member of the royal household who said Charles, who turns 65 next month, was worried he would not achieve ambitions linked to his various interests before "the prison shades" close.

A report in Time magazine quoted an unnamed official saying how Prince Charles is worried he will not achieve ambitions linked to his interests before "the prison shades" close.

A report in Time magazine quoted an unnamed official saying that Prince Charles is worried that he will not achieve ambitions linked to his interests before "the prison shades close".

Hamilton-Brown continued: "I would now like to concentrate on my own game and try to achieve ambitions I have in the game by continuing to play well for Surrey".

"It complements and expands our substantial ongoing investments in innovative, cutting-edge digital solutions, which is a core part of our Beyond strategic vision and commitment to achieve ambitions for our clients".  .

Achieving one ambition leads to the next, it seems.

He stands on the brink of achieving that ambition.