Sentence examples for ambitions which are from inspiring English sources
We need to commit to ambitions which are quantifiable and against which we can be judged (we are a business of bean counters after all).
Outlining his short-term and long term ambitions, which are to finish next season with a point more than last and ultimately take Leicester into Europe, Ranieri is, however, convinced he can prove the doubters wrong.
Chatterton, the English poet on whose life and death the opera is based, died at 17, but Mr. Pintscher gives him a full, mature baritone voice (beautifully and strongly brought to life here by Urban Malmberg), the voice of his dreams and ambitions, which are so much bigger than he is.
From the viewpoint of domestic factors, such seems unlikely, since the Kazakh society lacks the imperial ambitions which are deeply rooted in Russians, making Putin's anti-Westernism especially effective.
These two artists impressed me very much with their ambitions, which are generically similar.
Meaningful improvement will ultimately follow having higher aims and ambitions, which are things that we can all have, and that we can all stick with, starting now.
Director George Cukor bought her a Coke and asked her about her acting ambitions, which were serious.
And he's willing to say anything and embrace anyone to further his ambitions, which is as distasteful a character trait as they come.
His fate was discussed during the negotiation of the multinational deal over Iranian nuclear ambitions, which was concluded last July and under which sanctions on Iran began to be lifted on Saturday.
Beckham achieves one of his ambitions, which was to find somewhere in the world where he was not recognised, and has to explain football to one of the locals.
Both young men had literary ambitions, which were directed, in their undergraduate days, promiscuously between poetry and prose; they used to show each other their work, and one of the things Amis lamented, at Larkin's death, was the fact that he couldn't any more.
