Sentences with phrase «one's childhood ambition»

Other highlights include the last work made by Chris Burden (1946 - 2015), «Ode to Santos Dumont» (2015), an operational airship, which explores Burden's childhood ambition of building functioning machines and is inspired by Alberto Santos - Dumont's 20th century innovations in aviation.

She plans to take the next few months, while on maternity leave with her first child, to consider what that project could be, but she admits that her childhood ambition has never fully extinguished.

Childhood ambition.....

Behind her scientific success, however, is a difficult journey to realize a childhood ambition.

Then he told me of Kumar's childhood ambitions.

Childhood ambition is the driving force in a story about how the brothers mutually discover how to help one another.

But a trip to Ford's heritage collection, and the chance to drive some of the Fiesta's ancestors (and fulfill a childhood ambition of driving an Escort XR3i!)

Christine doesn't feel she achieved all of her childhood ambitions.

Was your childhood ambition always to be a writer?

Discover Louise Rennison's favorite things, her most embarrassing moment, her childhood ambition... and much more.

Picasso and Mao both wrote and published poetry, Jane Goodall's childhood ambition was to be Poet Laureate of England.

Childhood ambition?

The determination of young Evelyn Glennie to pursue her childhood ambition of becoming a professional musician, despite being deaf, is luminously portrayed by the Polka Theatre for Children.

But for years he couldn't get a literary agent or publisher interested in his work, so he concluded that his childhood ambition was unrealistic and went back to computer programming.

Finally on track to realize her childhood ambitions, she loved every minute of her time at NC State, devouring every experience at the CVM.

Zaira realized a childhood ambition when she became an attorney.