Sentence examples similar to runaway ambition from inspiring English sources
He said he was moved to speak out by what he called the governor's "runaway personal ambition".
Indeed, despite increasingly clear signs of Iran's runaway nuclear ambitions, the Kremlin remains opposed to the very idea of comprehensive sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
The track that embodies the album's restless hunger and ambition is "Runaway".
World leaders made a commitment through the Paris Agreement, but it's up to cities to deliver on that ambition and prevent runaway climate change.
"It's like a runaway freight train," Smith says of the Frances' ambitions.
The funky "Street People" (which celebrates the social value of laziness, or at the very least the absence of ambition) and "Save Me Jesus" (which laments greed, war, runaway technology, and nearly everything else) are just as pointed, and just as charming.
As runaway inequality took off in the 1980s, Hillary's political ambitions took off as well -- first for Bill in Arkansas, then for Bill as President, and then, at long last, for herself.
