Sentence examples for ambitious opening from inspiring English sources

Both have ambitious opening plans.

"I felt like every ambitious opening that had occurred over the past two years had just upped the ante," Mr. Moulton said.

On Sunday afternoon Mr. Herreweghe conducted his 18-voice chorus and period-instrument orchestra in a texturally lucid and transfixing account of Bach's Mass in B minor, part of the ambitious Opening Nights Festival at Alice Tully Hall.

The ambitious opening dance, "SoupFish, or Man Domesticated by the Maidens," was a long, totally mystifying series of interactions between Ms. Kreutzer, dressed in male clothes and playing a character named Stone, and four women with unenlightening character names.

Check out that ambitious opening third of the film, in which our rusting, refuse-collecting robot harvests the flotsam of a spent planet, trundling amid the abandoned filling stations and corroded oil tankers.

In his ambitious opening essay, "The Bleak Shall Inherit," an interview with the psychologist Julie Norem (author of "The Positive Power of Negative Thinking") sets Rakoff off on an attempt to construct his case for the defensive pessimism (expecting the worst so one will never be disappointed) imbued in the nine essays that follow.

His latest work must be the most ambitious homegrown opening on the London theatre in ages.

The exchange foreshadowed the most ambitious diplomatic opening since Iran's revolution.

But the veteran Mr. Crystal, who performed the same ambitious comedy opening as he has in the past, was criticized this year for not having strong appeal to young viewer.

The new visual culture that emerged during this time is the subject of "ART AND CHINA'S REVOLUTION," an ambitious exhibition opening at ASIA SOCIETY on Friday.

They agreed on a framework that could note, could lead to an ambitious trade-opening deal eventually.