Sentence examples for an ambitious play from inspiring English sources
And "Resurrection Blues" is clearly an ambitious play, not the work of someone sitting on well-deserved laurels or reworking favorite tropes.
Though this is meant to be an ambitious play about the "ghosts" that ruin our lives when we pretend they don't exist, it plays more like a long episode of "Friends" with a little extra bite.
The Alibaba Group, the Chinese Internet giant, is making an ambitious play to reshape media coverage of its home country, taking aim at what company executives call the "negative" portrayal of China in the Western media.
Donald Trump has built a presidential campaign around insulting Mexicans, so it was an ambitious play to come to Los Angeles, the city with the world's biggest Mexican diaspora, seeking support.
At the time he was writing "August," though, not even his closest Steppenwolf colleagues knew he had been moved by works like Bergman's "Fanny and Alexander" to produce an ambitious play of fully fleshed lives.
It's an ambitious play, and now with an ambitious production budget, the race is on to become the defining brand for a rising group of Gen Zers.
The Devonshire soul singer shared a video on social media after crossing into war-torn Syria to play a show as part of an ambitious plan to play every single country in the world.
Excitement around iPads in education hit a fever pitch in 2013, when the Los Angeles Unified School District announced an incredibly ambitious play to put the devices in the hands of all its students, for a total of around $1.3 billion.
Now Eich is making an impossibly ambitious play to remake online ads with the new browser and cloud service, which will be available starting today at Brave.com and the software repository Github.
Likewise, Miss Harris's magical presence is the glory and redemption of "Lucifer's Child," a more ambitious play, but not necessarily a more successful one.
It is a complicated, ambitious play with only three parts: Piper plays Ann, a victim of domestic violence caught between two men - Dave, the attractive bully (Kris Marshall), and Patrick, the kind weakling (Fox).
