Sentence examples for ambition in mind from inspiring English sources

Kukula happened to be selecting the subjects he would go on to study at school at the time, and with his new ambition in mind he chose carefully.

The claim is debatable (and tacky), but it's useful when reading BUtterfield 8 to bear that ambition in mind, for O'Hara always had it.

In their first interview together, with "60 Minutes," Romney said, There are a lot of people who go to Washington or go to their state houses with a personal ambition in mind.

The first recorded individual who discovered an element, it seems, was Hennig Brandt, of Hamburg, who obtained phosphorus (apparently with some alchemical ambition in mind) from urine in 1669.

They'll head for the campsites or the bunkhouses, they'll usually be in groups up to 20 strong, and they'll have one overwhelming ambition in mind: "They want to party," says PC Mares.

When Obama was in law school, just before he wrote "Dreams," he talked about wanting to be mayor of Chicago, and since people tend for some reason to tolerate — indeed, to delight in — considerably more eccentricity and dubious conduct in mayors than they do in other elected officials, it may be that he wrote the book with that ambition in mind.

It was an ambition they kept in mind despite Ms Steenkamp's modelling career - and she had applied to the bar in late 2011, aiming to become a legal advocate by the age of 30.

But, with the "rebalancing" of its military deployment towards Asia, it surely has Chinese ambitions in mind.

Statistics about autistic adults make gloomy reading, if looked at with "normal" hopes and ambitions in mind.

There is a vigorous dance component in "Last Days/First Field," but its choreographer, Jill Sigman, has even bigger ambitions in mind.

Still, with Boris Johnson's leadership ambitions in mind, Dancing Queen was probably a better choice of song for May than some other Abba hits – she carefully avoided giving the impression that she was facing her Waterloo, or sending out an SOS.