With the unwarmly-recalled Ellie and any subsequent ambitions to carve out a classy niche of her own consigned to private chats with her agent, she's wallowing in the slop, desperate to be loved as a feisty middle-aged divorcee on The New Adventures Of Old Christine, which, impressively, is even worse than the title suggests.
Mr. Avella has formed a mayoral exploratory committee and insists that he has scarcely given any thought to subsequent political ambitions.
Just talking about progress towards goals might be enough to trigger vicarious goal satiation, she says, allowing everyone to leave the meeting with a warm glow and a subsequent lack of ambition.
Duran Duran emerged out of the state-funded art-school free-for-all of the 1970s, though their naked ambition and subsequent years of success would coincide with those of Margaret Thatcher; it's difficult to imagine they could have existed at any other time.
The designers built on their experience from Maniac Mansion and expanded the process and their ambition in subsequent titles.
In subsequent years, Copeland's ambitions for the Mount grew: she started an annual poetry festival, a Women of Achievement award, and a Civilized Living lecture series.
The nobility in the old Serbian lands was not at first alarmed at this, but Vukašin's ambition and his subsequent power moves woke up the simmering antagonism between the two groups.
They were warm, sweet, funny entertainments (though with darker political themes in the Reaganite, Aids-scarred 80s); but Maupin's subsequent work suggests he has ambitions beyond the literary sitcom.
Sheryl Sandberg's recent call for women to embrace their career ambitions, and the subsequent backlash against it, Buffett, the C.E.O. of Berkshire Hathaway, has decided to lean in to this conversation, as well.
News Corp owns nearly 40% of pay-TV satellite broadcaster BSkyB, which generates over £6.5bn in revenues, and would have bought the remaining stake had the UK newspaper phone hacking scandal and subsequent inquiry not stymied its ambitions.
