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Thread: reach for the sky
- 25-Nov-2005, 17:35 #1
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reach for the sky "Reach for the sky".
Does this have two meanings?
One is "to be ambitious".
The other is "to freeze".
Is this correct?
- 25-Nov-2005, 21:38 #2
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Re: reach for the sky I would say "yes!" both are correct.
Plants & trees can also 'reach for the sky'. Simply meaning growing upwards.
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