Sentence examples for ambition to draw from inspiring English sources

She also had an ambition to draw up a comprehensive listing of Prokofiev's works.

During that time, Monceaux began to be possessed by a peculiar ambition: to draw a portrait of every American President from George Washington to George Bush.

Mary, writhing in ecstatic laughter, vividly realizes Schiller's ambition to draw an unsentimental portrait of a woman whose destiny is "to experience and enkindle only violent passions".

After all, when music writing pulled away from showbiz froth to become more substantial, part of the point was to have the ambition to draw lines from bands to art movements and obscure bits of history.

The year-old, $1.1 billion Borgata, which just announced a 200,000-square-foot expansion, has clearly become the model of the city's ambition to draw younger, hipper visitors who come to stay for several days, as they do in Las Vegas, and spend on more than just slots.

Today, the Raeburn has 10 rooms, a 70-seat brasserie, a bustling bar that's packed out on weekend evenings – and ambitions to draw in the growing number of luxury travellers heading to the Scottish capital.

Part of its ambition is to draw together, like trading cards, the pack of personae and styles that Drake has cultivated over the years.

Like other AltSchool teachers, Seyfert was drawn to the startup because of its ambition to make systemic change.

It seems that the young Mr Thackeray has political ambitions of his own, and this was a handy way to draw attention to his Hindu nationalist credentials.

And Comac gets to draw on Western expertise to help push along its civil aircraft ambitions.

It's a combination that tends to draw criticism from those who think that a preacher shouldn't have worldly ambitions.