Sentence examples for biggest ambitions from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of Sunday's Democratic debate, NBC's Lester Holt asked the three candidates how they would implement their biggest ambitions in their first hundred days in office.

The book, which grew out of Mr. Lewis's dispatches for The New Republic, is very funny, and often acute: "The two biggest ambitions of the social conservative are to prevent change and to rein in human desire.

While many other basketball-first institutions, like St. John's, Fairfield and Canisius — all former Georgetown football rivals — have dropped football, Georgetown is moving ahead with its biggest ambitions for the game since World War II.

For all Mr. Schickler's grand gestures and references -- one gangster's code word is Charon, as in the ferryman at the river Styx -- his book's biggest ambitions seem more tacked-on than innate.

"Promotion is one of mine, the manager's and club's biggest ambitions".

What's her biggest ambition?

Big ambitions.

But it has bigger ambitions.

Any other big ambitions?

Some have big ambitions.

The big ambitions do not come cheap.