Sentence examples for most ambitious date from inspiring English sources

He then asked her out on their most ambitious date yet: the Maryland Challenge, a 41-mile day hike on a segment of the Appalachian Trail.

His 10th, The Empyrean, is his most ambitious to date.

The project is Peabody's most ambitious to date.

The prizewinning project by Ms. Song and her colleagues was the site's most ambitious to date.

They are the third wave of original shows for the service, and the most ambitious to date.

Two new mural-size paintings, from a series called "The Propitious Garden of Plane Image," are his most ambitious to date.

The acquisition is only the third for Southwest in three decades and its most ambitious to date, said the company's chairman and chief executive, Gary C. Kelly.

This is the latest project from the venerable not-for-profit Public Art Fund, and according to Rochelle Steiner, the director and curator since 2006, its most ambitious to date.

OF the new crop, Mr. Langham's store at 153 East 60th Street, just east of Lexington Avenue, is the grandest and most ambitious to date.

The installation, she said, was one of the museum's most ambitious to date, in terms of both the size of the sculptures (the heaviest weighs about two tons) and the complexity of securing them in the ground.

And it's his most ambitious to date: a sci-fi comedy drama starring Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig (subbing at the last minute for Reese Witherspoon) as a couple who voluntarily decide to be shrunk.