The phrase "ambitious to do" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when expressing a strong desire or determination to achieve a specific goal or task, but it is better to use it in a more natural context.
Example: "She is ambitious to do well in her career and is always seeking new opportunities for growth."
Alternatives: "eager to achieve" or "driven to accomplish".
And it's making me ambitious to do very large rooms.
It's very ambitious to do it weekly," Prosser said.
For the first time in years, he felt proud to be a soldier, and ambitious to do more.
But I want them to be ambitious about something — ambitious for programs, ambitious to do things that are worthwhile and that will add to what we're doing.
Her words bear witness to the deracinating madness of war, a hysteria that infects not only those doing the fighting but also those ambitious to do the saving.
Given the chance, many would be just as ambitious to do top jobs as men.However, too many are not getting that chance.
Nando got off the bus with a Hermann Hesse novel in his bag and an ambitious to-do list in his head: Reconnect with family.
America should approve Keystone XL and lift its export restrictions, while European politicians should make it much easier to exploit the oil and gas in the shale beneath their feet.This ambitious to-do list will drive regiments of energy lobbyists potty.
ALBANY — Nancy L. Zimpher, who is leaving the University of Cincinnati to become the chancellor of the State University of New York, has a long and ambitious to-do list: raise academic quality, find new funds for research, improve student transfer options and develop a strategic plan.
She makes a very ambitious to-do list, deciding that the best way to deal with her break-up is to just accomplish everything ever.
Luke Ohlson, a senior organizer for Transportation Alternatives, described it on Twitter as "a plan ambitious enough to do something but not so ambitious as to upset drivers/people who park/block associations/cranky political clubs".
