Sentence examples similar to scheming ambitions from inspiring English sources
The real villain has always been here, scheming, with limitless ambition, and without scruples.
Mrs. Toppler's trusty assistant, Nikki Hook, is scheming to take over the operation, but her ambitions don't prevent her from fantasizing about the guest of honor, Dr. Norman Wilfred, a world-renowned expert in "the management of science".
He waited most of his life to fill the top job, scheming and manoeuvring during his long years as chancellor of the exchequer, destabilising the government with his simmering ambition and rows with Mr Blair.
It is actually a ho-hum, could-be-anywhere, glass'n'granite retail and residential scheme whose ambition seems to be to entice Pizza Express to the area – whose tolerable-but-not-thrilling menus the architecture indeed resembles.
And the scheme has laudable ambitions.
That's why so many outsize schemes and megalomaniac ambitions were hatched in Haiti, because it is a place where nobody ever says no.
Curiously, this scheme echoes the ambitions of the painting and sculpture curators at MoMA, at the time of the reinstallation for the museum's reopening in 2004.
The BBC's Sammy Darko reveals a small scale scheme that has ambitions to go country-wide.
He reimagines the ambitions and schemes of the same fictitious people.
The characters still harbor ambitions and schemes, but they live in the land of Used to Be.
