Sentence examples for ambition was to create from inspiring English sources

In 1969, Mr. Reilly said his grand ambition was to create an alternative to commercial television.

Peter's ambition was to create a community-based repertory theatre with a resident company on yearly contracts.

The Orsay's grand ambition was to create more space, and a more intimate environment, for almost three million annual visitors, more than 60 percent of them foreigners.

Laughlin wasn't looking to corner a market or to disrupt anything; his ambition was to create an institution that would last.

The Communist state's ultimate ambition was to create a new type of man, and the robot-like qualities of Mr. Putin may be the predictable result.

Her ambition was to create a venue dedicated to showing and selling modern and contemporary design objects in an intimate setting.

The ambition is to create something new.

Chief executive Ross McEwan likes to say his ambition is to create a "good safe bank".

But these days when he writes a song his ambition is to create a hit.

The Foundation's ambition is to create 150 such apprenticeships over two years.

The main ambition is to create something distinctively American: a democratic dictionary that describes, not prescribes.