Sentence examples for make that ambition from inspiring English sources

Somehow, he manages to make that ambition seem poignant, not pointless.

But the findings emphasise the importance of enabling councils to work with local businesses to make that ambition "a reality", said Peter Box, an LGA spokesman.

Over the next 15 years we can make that ambition a reality – and save and change millions of lives in the future.

But Colombia's Paulina Vega, who currently holds the title, could be about to make that ambition a reality – she has accepted an invitation by Farc (the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) to participate in talks between the guerrilla organisation and the government.

A startup out of Sweden called Mapillary is using crowdsourced photos to create an open and more intelligent version of Google's Street View, and today it announced a Series A round of funding from an impressive list of backers to help make that ambition a reality.

It is our job, collectively, to make real that ambition.

An argument can fairly be made that if his ambition was to be a sportswriter, and it was, his timing was actually terrible.

Mr. Christie has made clear that his ambition goes well beyond curbing state programs.

City want to be a big noise in Europe, regular attendees and sometimes winners of Champions League finals, hence their patient pursuit of the coach thought most likely to make them realise that ambition.

But maybe Snap Inc has the stylish reputation and daredevil ambition to make that day come much sooner.

The question is whether either company is able to see past its own over-wrought ambitions and make that big bet, and also which of them is able to get out of the way of developers and curate, rather than manage, their digital offering.