Sentence examples for ambitious aiming from inspiring English sources

Whereas Tommy Cooper, on ITV, built his magic act around tricks going comically wrong, Daniels, in The Paul Daniels Magic Show on BBC1 between 1979 and 1994, was inventive and ambitious, aiming to make viewers gasp and wonder how it had possibly been done.

Yet Microsoft's design is a bit more ambitious, aiming to work for all appliances, from stereos to refrigerators, and to allow PCs to edit videos or print out TVimages.

Yet Microsoft's design is a bit more ambitious, aiming to work for all appliances, from stereos to refrigerators, and to allow PCs to edit videos or print out TV images.

As for the site itself, mydeco is highly ambitious, aiming to become the No.1 go-to site for designing and furnishing your home, a market worth around £14bn a year in the UK alone, even in credit-crunch squeezed times.

An ambitious aim?

Many of her critics, however, see more ambitious aims in all this activity.

Shareholder capitalism is spreading and many large firms are setting themselves ambitious aims for profitability.

Their ambitious aim is to achieve 100% inclusion in five countries within five years.

Panchèvre, who admits to being more at ease with animals than humans, has an ambitious aim.

One senses that Suri's ambitious aims, like those of his subjects, may have exceeded the available time and resources.

This is an ambitious aim, since in most districts the government's writ barely extends beyond its headquarters.