Sentence examples for ambitious partner from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Turrell, "Greenwich Academy wanted 'Brunswick or better.' " Enter Roger Duffy, an ambitious partner at Skidmore, and James Allwin, a Greenwich Academy trustee.

The beefy Vernon (Damian Jewan Lee) commiserates with Sonya (Rachael Handy), his ambitious partner in auto theft, and Mr. Green plays with the contrast: she's a reed-thin blond white girl of about 9.

But I've come to a startling truth about myself: I might be happier with a less ambitious partner, someone less focused on his career and curing the ills of the world and more focused on me, actually, and the piddling details of our family life.

Gabe, who has a past he wants to remain secret, is joined by Holly, his new and ambitious partner (Bel Powley) whose endless curiosity becomes a threat to him.

To achieve this ambitious vision, we need an ambitious partner like Dassault Systèmes, whose deep authority as global technology leader will rapidly accelerate our efforts across the Enterprise world," said Freddy Mini, CEO, Netvibes.

Recent events create an awareness that too little guidance has been given politicians on the proper way to deal with problems that arise when the non-politically ambitious partner in an illicit affair with the politically ambitious partner decides to share news of the affair with the public and the politically ambitious partner hopes to keep that from happening or seeks to mitigate the damage.

We focused on how companies use competitive collaboration to enhance their internal skills and technologies while they guard against transferring competitive advantages to ambitious partners.

Every platform starts with a wish list of ambitious partners.

Mr. Milosevic will also succeed, most experts believe, in cutting down the power of Mr. Seselj, an increasingly ambitious coalition partner.

His daughter (played by Hope Davis) is betrothed not to an ambitious junior partner at the old firm, as in the book, but to an unambitious Denver water-bed salesman (Dermot Mulroney).

His ambitious young partner, Vincent Trout Jeffrey Piercee), asks him a question that someone should have asked television detectives years ago: "What have you got against upward mobility?" But here the question becomes self-evident proof of Mooney's devotion to justice (working-class stiff, salt of the earth and all that).