Sentence examples for ambition to convert from inspiring English sources
The 34-year-old's career ends with this World Cup and he is close to achieving his intensifying ambition to convert the final into his retirement party.
His father, a cultured grand seigneur and dilettante politician, failed in his ambition to convert his Irish peerage into a United Kingdom peerage, which would have condemned his son (known as Harry) to a seat in the House of Lords.
Whether the missionaries were successful or should be congratulated for their ambition to convert local Arrernta people to both Christian beliefs and western lifestyles depends on who you talk to.
The Government of Vietnam is currently coordinating the design of a comprehensive benefit-distribution system, with the ambition to convert certified net emissions reductions into REDD+ revenue and distribute it to local partners in a transparent, equitable and cost-effective manner.
Details of discussions on the proposed redesign of academy regulations were leaked to The Independent by Department for Education insiders who are concerned that Mr Gove is going too fast and too far in his ambition to convert all 30,000 schools in England to academies.
Churches were built with the ambition to convert the Sami to Christianity.
The hulking waste-to-energy power plant taking shape on the edge of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital, symbolises ambitions to convert the agrarian Horn of Africa country into an eco-friendly industrial powerhouse.
Boy wants girl to convert.
"Those are hard to convert".
(Neither is planning to convert).
