Sentence examples for shows ambitious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parsons (no slacker he) even shows ambitious drinkers how to zest, peel and crush their own private amari.

If there is one sitcom that has bucked this trend, perhaps showing ambitious writers that they can combine mainstream appeal with wit and originality, it is the BBC2 (now BBC1) show Miranda.

BBC2 channel editor, Adam Barker, said: "BBC2 has a strong track record of showing ambitious, compelling authored singles such as Vanessa Engle's film on domestic violence or Robb Leech's film, Welcome to the Mosque and we're very proud to be bringing this thought-provoking film from award-winning film-makers Rowan Deacon and Colin Barr to the channel.

Linda Winer of Newsday called the show "ambitious but disappointing".

"The fact that we're disappointed with a draw in Bremen shows how ambitious we have become," said the manager Jupp Heynckes.

The careers fair showed an ambitious bravura.

The show is ambitious, schematic, eclectic, energetic, wandering, argumentative.

Collectively the cuts would save around £5bn, showing how ambitious it may be for ministers to reach the £12bn target.

A long-ago cartoon showed an ambitious I.B.M. employee setting aside the company's slogan, "Think," with another sign: "Scheme".

That news landed after the Office Of National Statistics released figures to show that ambitious thirtysomethings are leaving London in droves with Birmingham being the most attractive city.

His couture show was ambitious and lively: 45 looks in his dressy style, including flower-embroidered shifts and flowing evening dresses in leopard- and jaguar-printed silk.