Sentence examples for harbours ambitions from inspiring English sources

'He's doing all right for himself,' says Wheldon of Hamilton, but he no longer harbours ambitions of heading to F1.

Ambitious fantasy Varley admits he harbours ambitions for the "fantastic job" but says he can learn from his new boss, Matt Barrett.

Her emergence as a strong presence in the cabinet has fuelled rumours that she harbours ambitions to challenge Cameron as Tory leader.

The 1997 world champion still harbours ambitions to be behind the wheel and was believed to be considering piloting his own entry had it been accepted.

Mr Miliband hinted at a return to British politics, but refused to be drawn on whether he still harbours ambitions of leading the Labour party.

It is also likely that Primark harbours ambitions beyond the US: "I am sure China is probably on their list," Hinton said.

Had she previously harboured ambitions to be on stage?

I still harbour ambitions for the London Olympics.

The Japanese carmaker has long harboured ambitions to launch itself into aerospace.

The young King III didn't harbour ambitions to follow his father into campaigning.

Also, unlike many MBAs, data scientists often don't harbour ambitions to be the next CEO.