Sentence examples for ambition to interview from inspiring English sources

We had already posted on our KHOW radio web site Richard Heene's My Space Page (he has an ambition to interview an alien), all the Heene YouTubes (including his segment called "Real or Fake") and the Wife Swap reality TV show links.

I have done various things on Radio 4 and it had always been my ambition to be interviewed by Jenni Murray on Woman's Hour.

Of course, unlike Roger Smith of General Motors — whom Michael Moore was never able to interview — Mr. Trump has broadcast his ambitions wherever there is a microphone.

Since we planned to interview the patients 3 months after the stroke, it was our ambition to identify them as soon as possible, i.e. we were in "hot pursuit" of these patients [ 17].

FounderLy's ambitions are noble but the challenge the platform will face is actually getting founders and entrepreneurs to take the time to interview each other.

Surely the bloodiness of Kahlo's paintings cannot be traced simply to her one-time ambition to study medicine, as an interview subject claims.

But Buffer is first and foremost a ring announcer, he said in a phone interview, with little ambition to go beyond that.

Among Beltway touts, the end of one presidential election cycle typically means that 1,461 days of crazy speculation over the next is set to ensue, and anyone who ends up with the stink of national ambition gets subjected to interviews in which they're asked "Are you running for president?" over and over again, in as many different ways as can be found to formulate the question.

In an interview in 2001, Harbhajan stated his ambition to become an all-rounder.

In the 2010 interview, he said that he had no early ambition to be an entertainer but that he did have a knack for making people laugh.

When I've interviewed Ms Le Pen, what has struck me is her ambition to bring about a "recomposition" of the political right in France.