Here, too, I'm held back by the probability that each of you writes for your own reasons, and all of us write to serve ambitions we hold in common.
Hers was a family that expected women to be graceful and well-rounded while remaining in the background, quietly serving the ambitions of their men.
Investment banking may seem an unusual place for an idealistic twenty-something bent on saving the world, but I thought the analytical skills and the transactional experience would be powerful tools in serving my ambitions.
Banquet dishes were apart from mainstream of cuisine, and have been described as "the outcome of grand banquets serving political ambition rather than gastronomy; today as yesterday" by historian Maguelonne Toussant-Samat.
He ultimately concluded that staying put in the counting house better served his ambitions.
I will not degrade this risk taking by saying that it serves our ambitions or careers.
The new European umbrella rugby company above them does not exist to serve national ambitions.
Appearances with Mr. Lazio in the suburbs would serve those ambitions.
Though his own man, he also served the ambitions of a host of strong-minded and manipulative contemporary American figures.
Mr. Anderson has talents that don't entirely serve his ambitions, and "The Royal Tenenbaums" finally elicits an exasperated admiration.
Fanning any fears to the contrary, they say, mainly serves the ambitions of the British politicians and policy makers who would prefer that Britain leave the union.
