Sentence examples for earliest ambitions from inspiring English sources

Marx's earliest ambitions were literary.

Furtwängler was born in 1886, and his earliest ambitions were toward composition.

Neither parent had ambitions for their daughters; Joan, four years Jackie's senior, was off becoming an actor and Jackie's earliest ambitions were to climb out of her bedroom window and hang out in nightclubs around Leicester Square.

Smith was born in Hornchurch, Essex, and his earliest ambition was to be a train driver.

Being a priest, he said in the Playboy article, was his "earliest ambition".

His earliest ambition, he says, was simply to get out of Essex.

The daughter of a doctor, she detested dolls, and her earliest ambition was to be a writer.

As a little kid growing up in Boston, his earliest ambition was "to be a real-estate developer.

Kan, who grew up in Hong King, told the writer that her her earliest ambition had been to be a concert pianist.

His earliest ambition was to deliver coal, because he envied the stunningly grubby appearance of the coal man who came to his house.

In thrall to the Beatles and the blues, his earliest ambition was to be a pop star ("that could account for the musicals").