It's ambitious, on a scale with Seizure, and somewhat bonkers.
All bids were ambitious (on our behalf, of course) and expensive (on theirs).
"This is a recognition that to be very ambitious on public spending [cuts] does not mean you can't be ambitious on climate change targets," she told the Guardian.
But the key point, on this item specifically, David [Miliband] is absolutely right: we've got to be ambitious on care, childcare and adult social care.
From the time of its founding in the mid-1960s, when its chancellor, Gordon Shrum, went against the grain in Canadian higher education by deciding to award athletic scholarships and stress organized sports, Simon Fraser has been ambitious on fields of play.
Airbnb has been ambitious on the international expansion front in recent months, having drummed up lots of fanfare about its "London launch" last month and laying out plans to open up new offices in Spain, Denmark, Italy, Russia, France and Brazil over the course of this year.
Everyone was ambitious, on the move, young, and ready to devour New York--a circle of photographers, writers, socialists and filmmakers that included the sculptor Hugo Robus and the photographers Harold Corsini and Weegee.
Their goal is ambitious: to focus on cycling, walking and rapid bus transit in an increasingly car-loving country.
In fact, even attempting such a thing is ambitious bordering on crazy.
Going fresh from Harvard Business School to starting a venture firm is ambitious bordering on audacious.
