Sentence examples for course ambitions from inspiring English sources

Obscure, that is, until the day billionaire Donald Trump Donald Trump, who has Scottish roots, showed up at his footstep with a big, fat check ($900,000) to buy his rundown 23- acre property as it stands in the middle of Trump's golf course ambitions.

The motivation is not money, but love, and of course ambition.

Of course, ambition creates more failure than success, but at least ambitious failures are interesting failures.

The resulting energy is equally interesting: part gracious formality, part keen intelligence, part coursing ambition and more subtle creativity.

Leontief noted the "unconcealed alarm" among businessmen, who feared that "too close and too detailed an understanding of the structure of the economic machine and its operation might encourage undesirable attempts to regulate its course".Such ambitions now seem quaint.

Of course the ambition of these reforms will provoke controversy.

But there is a reason, of course: the ambition and vanity of politicians.

Krugman adds: "But there is a reason, of course: the ambition and vanity of politicians.

"Of course, my ambition is to regain the number one spot with my national team, but I feel I can do that with Sunderland.

A big new port development along the Manchester Ship Canal will deepen links between them provided local politicians stay the course.More ambition would help, as would sensible public investment.

And after last week in Gloucester there is little doubt that the Pumas will take their new all-court game – physical up front, of course, but ambition in the backs as well – with them.