Sentence examples for ambitious quits from inspiring English sources
Foma, impatient and ambitious, quits to collect on an offer to paint a church of his own.
Immensely successful (he was paid $15m for Crazy, Stupid, Love) but not raveningly ambitious (he quit The Office when it was still a big fat cash cow).
A Lib Dem perhaps Vince Cable, the grouchy business secretary, or Chris Huhne, the ambitious energy secretary might quit the cabinet.
Ambitious young Italians are quitting their country in droves, leaving power in the hands of an elderly and out-of-touch elite.
"You don't really need a chef," he said -- meaning that you can get by with a run-of-the-mill, one-size-fits-all line cook who can slap a hunk of meat on a grill, instead of a highly trained, probably highly ambitious chef longing to quit and open his own place.
Nevertheless, ambitious, young, and restless, he quit his job with Jenney in order to seek his fortune in Nevada, where he tried mining and also ran for the state senate.
The decision to quit may pain the ambitious Mr Kloppers, but the reasons for doing so had been mounting steadily.A year ago commodities were bubbling.
Meet Generation Impatient: the growing group of 20- and 30-somethings who are smart, ambitious, and all-too-eager to quit whatever it is they're doing right now to get promoted, acquired, or make more money somewhere else.
The attraction was instant; very soon they had moved in together, and not long after they quit their jobs and hatched an ambitious plan for an online content site, a kind of enlightened Playboy for the 21st century.
