The phrase "ambitions away" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It could be interpreted as a way to express letting go of ambitions or aspirations, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After years of striving for success, she finally decided to send her ambitions away and focus on her happiness."
Alternatives: "set aside ambitions" or "let go of ambitions".
A shift in ambition, away from consumerism and city life, even as the credit crunch takes hold.
There is also a clear broadening of private sector ambition away from the more traditional CSR issues towards wider global development concerns.
When he reflects on that ambition, away from the clamour that attended a second crushing disappointment in the final of the Australian Open, he will know it is a forlorn wish.
6.01pm BST 1 min: Sheriff kick off and show their attacking ambitions straight away, aiming a long pass for Isa but the striker's chest control is flawed.
His mayoral ambitions slipping away, Joseph J. Lhota shed his sleepy style to unleash a ferocious attack against Bill de Blasio on Tuesday night in an acrid debate that descended into a free-for-all of interruptions, name-calling and indignant lecturing.
It was never going to be easy to achieve all their ambitions straight away but these are years five and six of the Abu Dhabi era at City, and it is fair to say the sheikh and his family expected more.
But the show's festive gaiety and liberal spirit also become a way of masking the big issues: rigid parental opposition to Jess's ambitions melt away as quickly as the snobbery of a Sikh family who don't want their son to marry Jess's lower-middle-class sister.
The Ohio governor was the last of 16 candidates to see their ambitions blown away by Trump's unconventional entry into the presidential race, but he went quietly and with little of the drama that has marked earlier exits by other rivals.
