By then, the Hawks were developing ambitions of their own.
More precisely, he harbors ambitions to develop ambition.
The fourth place, so far beneath his expectations as he approached these Games with such a highly developed ambition, was in the end something of a statement of defiance.
It was also during this time that he began to develop ambitions beyond returning home to a prosperous legal career.
In 1938 he became a pupil at the Christ's Hospital boarding school, where he took up the clarinet and developed ambitions to be a conductor.
Opening the Bonn session, UN climate convention (UNFCCC) executive secretary Christiana Figueres told negotiators that progress depended on ambition - "ambition to support developing countries, ambition to mobilise finance and... ambition to decisively and tangibly reduce emissions according to what science demands".
In an interview with After Dark in 1972, she said she used fantasy to escape her circumstances, developing an ambition to act in the process.
Transposed to arts funding, that would mean building on and developing the ambition, talent and critical mass in a city until a tipping point of self-sustaining growth is reached.
A significant element of the university's outreach work is improving the aspiration of local people to achieve higher level skills "from the age of six all the way through, developing that ambition with kids".
At the same time, the war continued the process of dismantling the Ottoman's multi-ethnic, multi-faith Eurasian Empire, developing nationalist ambitions in various Ottoman provinces, from Bulgaria to Arabia – ambitions that would exploited in World War One, when new nations and new boundaries would be drawn.
Go2 was soon overtaken by and absorbed into the Guardian's wider ambitions for the web but it played its part in developing those ambitions.
