Sentence examples for aimed at aspiring from inspiring English sources

It is aimed at aspiring campaigners, advocates and academics.

Inspire, aimed at aspiring young jihadists in America and Britain, was edited by Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan.

In addition to his novels, Mr. Hall wrote two books aimed at aspiring writers, "The Art & Craft of Novel Writing" (1994) and "How Fiction Works" (2000).

MUCH like its predecessors in the growing genre of television shows and movies aimed at aspiring fashionistas, "Running in Heels," a new docu-series about life inside the offices of Marie Claire magazine, seems designed to disillusion anyone from thinking that all jobs in fashion are fabulous.

The site is primarily aimed at aspiring authors and readers of fiction.

An eight-acre site, it now features a River Cottage restaurant overseen by Hugh Feasnley-welltingstasl, as well as Ocean Studios, a new creative space aimed at helping aspiring artists, and partly funded by the Arts Council.

The attacks by Isis on Paris, Beirut and in the Sinai were aimed at "everyone who aspires to modernity and cherishes a free and open society," writes the Washington Post editorial board.

BOYINTHESHADE (Sunday) This children's band describes its influences as ranging from Raffi to R.E.M., which means that its music is aimed at preschoolers but aspires to entertain their parents too.

It is aimed at those who owned, or aspired to own, the Impala SS.

In 1997, she launched the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation aimed at encouraging and empowering young people aspiring to work in the arts.

This month the Film Council unveiled its new slimline structure, but it has safeguarded a £15m fund aimed at helping this sort of aspiring film-maker.