By contrast, the Democratic bench is bustling with ambitious younger politicians who are waiting for their moment.
The National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) ambitious center devoted to speeding research from bench to bedside regularly touts an experimental drug for a rare metabolic disorder as one of its first big successes.
Then you stuck him on the bench, never producing any of his ambitious designs.
Upon consideration, they wondered whether the location of the bench was the result of an exploit by an ambitious Israeli tourist souvenir gatherer, or a good-will expression by the Parks Department.
The habit suggests an ambitious form of humility, given that it positions Stewart close to the ministerial front bench.
A recent post about the demise of "Reading Rainbow" sparked a conversation around the Book Bench about "Wishbone," another PBS series, which introduced children to even more ambitious works of literature than LeVar Burton could.
By Blake Eskin October 12, 2009 A recent post about the demise of "Reading Rainbow" sparked a conversation around the Book Bench about "Wishbone," another PBS series, which introduced children to even more ambitious works of literature than LeVar Burton could.
Things to do, places to travel, life bench-markers to have attained (this one tends to be a short, but ambitious mental list).
In the 1994 95 Second Bundesliga season, ambitious DJK finished as a disappointing sixth of 12 teams; the rookie Nowitzki was often benched and struggled with bad school grades, which forced him to study rather than work on his game.
Despite Newcastle's fall into the Championship Shelvey then began this season warming the bench and, when liberated from it, persistently attempting too many "Hollywood passes" and over-ambitious long-range shots.
