Sentence examples for geographically ambitious from inspiring English sources
For those of us who are less geographically ambitious, maybe a two-hour drive to a little cottage at the beach is all we need.
The season should start with a bang, rather that the muddled Millennium Magic in Cardiff – and while less geographically ambitious, a Magic Weekend in Manchester in May has much more chance of being a major hit.
Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have unleashed advertisements in nearly all the 22 states that have Democratic presidential nominating contests on Tuesday, a combined $19 million expenditure that is the most ambitious and geographically expansive television effort in a presidential primary.
Besides overlooking the fact that I was unfortunately bullied in high school because I was, well, different, in the ambitious sense of the word, geographically our stories meshed as I was raised primarily in a small town in northern Ohio.
Time to spruce it all up High flyers and sad failures Misery with a silver lining Small boats, choppy seas Reprints Related topics Government and politics Politics European Union politics World politics European politicsThe strategy is more ambitious than leaders might have expected when they urged the commission to draw up "a more systemic and geographically comprehensive approach".
Time to spruce it all up High flyers and sad failures Misery with a silver lining Small boats, choppy seas ReprintsThe strategy is more ambitious than leaders might have expected when they urged the commission to draw up "a more systemic and geographically comprehensive approach".
Geographically, gustatorily.
Is it defined geographically?
"Geographically, it makes sense".
Well, not geographically.
