Sentence examples for ambitious take from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly ambitious take on the function of the dinner table.

If 35 yards per game for two weeks sounds less than ambitious, take a look at Johnson's game tape against the Colts.

Gradually, he built the space into a lively garden: "a quite ambitious" take, he says, on the traditional herbaceous border style.

Owned by the same group that brought BUtterfield 8 and its ambitious take on pub fare to town, Lola's offers a sexy, relaxed atmosphere with fun drinks and some delicious food.

'But sort of the problem and also the glory of the way I work,' she explains, 'is I make all this stuff in the studio, but I also work on these white elephants - like House or Untitled Monument - things that are incredibly ambitious, take an awful long time to do, involve a lot of controversy, an awful lot of people, and don't make any money particularly, but it's just because I need to make them.

I also contrast these products (which are very similar in many respects) with Adobe AIR, which has a different and more ambitious take on web/desktop convergence.

Her trip was undeniably ambitious: taking a route down the west of the continent meant nerve-racking days in Nigeria, both Congos and Angola.

Mr. Shepard, restless and ambitious, takes for granted some of the privileges of fame but also looks wistfully at Mr. Dark's steadfastness and contentment.

Yesterday's statement by the new secretary of state for energy and climate change, Ed Miliband, making Britain's emissions reduction target even more ambitious took many by surprise.

We will see if the next step her husband has planned for her is doable or too ambitious – taking her to Cape Canaveral to watch him blast off in April.

The death of these great network dinosaurs is worth grieving, if only because they recall a time when mainstream television could be unashamedly ambitious, taking literature and history just seriously enough to make them entertaining.