Sentence examples for tiny ambitions from inspiring English sources

All you really need now is a relative willing to blap just over a hundred quid on your birthday present and you've got yourself a tiny pair of plastic decks to match those similarly tiny ambitions of playing vaporwave at a gallery opening.

THE loans that microfinance companies make may be tiny but their ambitions can be vaulting.

Congress only barely passed the Bush administration's Central America Free Trade Agreement, even though its impact on the American economy will be tiny compared to the ambitions contemplated for Doha.

They had just discovered a place close to home that got them revved up over their favorite sport: Woodbury Ski Area, a tiny slope with big ambitions.

"We are a tiny company with big ambitions — one of which was to persuade some of the fashion heavyweights to take more interest in this part of the world," she said.

But once you've talked for just a few minutes with this tiny fifth-grader, her ambitions really shine.

Her real subject here, as in "Tiny Furniture," is artistic ambition — in particular, the negotiation of the ways of the world that go along with it.

Lately the tiny island-state's ambition of joining the ranks of Boston and the Bay Area as a biotech hub has been getting a hand from an unexpected quarter: the White House.

Not coincidentally, that is the rationale behind the deal with Pacific Century, a tiny Internet company with big ambitions.

THE new venue for Dubai's international air show, which opened on November 17th, is yet another testament to the ambitions of the tiny Gulf state.

The starting point for the tiny settlement of Dyess's ambitions could not be further from Elvis's opulent home – a delapidated, single-storey wooden farmstead, located along a dirt road on the edge of town.