Sentence examples for Aim for success from inspiring English sources
If you aim for success, if you want to be great, you'll want -- you'll need -- someone to push you.
More and more British Asians are hoping to make a break in Bollywood rather than aim for success at home in the UK.
"I would have really liked to have finished winning the last World Cup but I was pretty nervous and happy that I stayed on my bike and didn't throw it away". Caerphilly's Carpenter will now aim for success at the World Championships in Hafjell, Norway from 2-9 September.
Do you live out your dreams, cheer them on and aim for success -- or do you crush your own dreams even before leaving the starting blocks?
Most schools do offer extra points for taking harder courses so you should aim to take these; and even if your school doesn't offer extra points for harder courses, you should still aim for success; after all, if you want to be valedictorian, then you probably want to go to a top-notch school, which means you'll have to take the most challenging classes anyway.
There's been talk that this will be a learning season for me, as I get used to the paddock and the new circuits, but I don't buy into that; I'm aiming for success straight away, although I do know that if I'm not successful this season I will keep coming back for more until I am.
It aimed for success, much as Meek Mill's does.
It stepped up efforts seven months ago, aiming for success before Obama leaves office.
Any scientist aiming for success in industrial microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology and chemical engineering must turn to "Biotechnology".
Yet there is a difference between responsible criticism that aims for success, and defeatism that refuses to acknowledge anything but failure.
