The phrase "ambitions out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "His ambitions out of control led to unexpected consequences."
Alternatives: "aspirations revealed" or "goals expressed".
"His writing is a bit messy, but that's common for someone who is creative, and can get his emotions and ambitions out and fulfill them quickly.
Now Witness wants to push its video ambitions out to millions of tech-savvy eyewitnesses: denizens of the blogosphere and people wielding digital minicams and new video cell phones.
They nurture ambitions out of all proportion to their firm's current resources and capabilities.
Wenger said on Sky Sports News: "It's a very exciting season, there are so many ambitions out there.
So by the standards of blacks in Alabama at the time, the family had both resources and ambitions out of the reach of most others.
Ian Love, from Rival Schools, lets his anthemic ambitions out in Cardia, a band that also includes past members of Shudder to Think, the Verve Pipe and 2 Skinee J's.
To them, the ambitions staked out on Electronics Street have not been fully realized.
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That is the sort of fatalism that lies behind the backlash against the environmental ambitions set out by the Government in its early days.
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A tourism industry bringing in another £1bn a year by targeting the US, Germany and Ireland is among ambitions set out by the Welsh government.
