Sentence examples for their ambition of from inspiring English sources
Their ambition of a separate state now looks even less likely to be realised.Mrs Kumaratunga went reluctantly to war.
Willetts's claim that "more people will now realise their ambition of going to a university" is therefore overblown.
A meeting of the GCC in December dismissed the idea, saying that a rejigging of rates might jeopardise their ambition of monetary union in 2010.
The central Europeans will have to keep up this pace for many years, if they are to achieve their ambition of becoming as rich as western Europe.
But Team GB certainly did enough to suggest that their ambition of reaching the quarter-finals – a lofty one given their ranking – is not just a pipe dream.
They were 15-9 down and at the stage when they needed to score a try to sustain their ambition of winning the series.
The titles of those surveys broadcast their ambition: "Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object: 1949-1979".
Their ambitions of taking their daughter with them to a rave are soon dashed when they realise how much baby paraphernalia they will need.
As of midnight, UCAS confirmed 24,800 will be pursuing their ambitions of taking-up higher education – an increase of 800 students on SQA results day in 2014.
United, competing in the Europa League having been knocked out of the Champions League group stage in December, may now have to curb their ambitions of winning the competition.
If past experience is a guide, China's leaders may not allow the world's largest solar bankruptcy to tarnish their ambitions of becoming a clean-tech powerhouse.
