Sentence examples for ambitious bridge from inspiring English sources

Many ambitious bridge players who enjoy early success dream of becoming a Bermuda Bowl champion.

The two plays, which star a combination of British and American actors including Simon Russell Beale, Sinéad Cusack, Rebecca Hall and Ethan Hawke, will christen his ambitious Bridge Project, opening in New York in January and at the Old Vic in May.

In May, IGN ranked the game eighth on their list of the "Top 100 Games of a Generation" and called it a "huge, raucous, and wildly ambitious bridge towards the [eighth] generation of console gaming".

In fact, one of his greatest engineering feats was an ambitious bridge designed to span the Bosphorus, the 32-kilometer long strait that separates the continents of Europe and Asia in what is now Istanbul.

Today, the Shine Group produces twenty-four showsted shows, ranging from the ambitious ("The Bridge," a Swedish crime drama with political intrigue and a semi-autistic female detective who, like Claire Danes's character in "Homeland," is both brilliant and odd) to the mundane ("Plus One" follows a man whose girlfriend leaves him to marry a boy-band star).

The territorial government is pressing Ottawa for an ambitious road and bridge program that would lower production costs.

An ambitious series of bridges is being built that will connect Macau with Hong Kong's huge international airport.The airport link in particular will help Macau realise a grander mass-market dream: going beyond gambling to family tourism.

"A House in Bali," a two-act opera that opened at the Howard Gilman Opera House on Thursday night, is among Mr. Ziporyn's most ambitious efforts at bridging Eastern and Western styles.

That's why Bruce Reynolds (played so spellbindingly by Luke Evans) and his gang try something a little bit more ambitious at Bridego railway bridge in Buckinghamshire the following August, relieving a Royal Mail train of £2.6m and nearly getting away with it.

An ambitious redevelopment of Stamford Bridge threatened the financial stability of the club, star players were sold and the team were relegated.

In the 1990s the city government embarked on an ambitious program to retrofit bridges to withstand potentially strong earthquakes and to improve safety.