Sentence examples for and then aspire to from inspiring English sources
In the UK, politicians are generally elected to parliament first and then aspire to a cabinet job.
I love the fact that a lot of the children can be inspired by some of my achievements and then aspire to do things in the sport themselves one day.
The smaller, more prosaic gambling halls stretched across the country have actually helped the boom, casino executives say, serving as a kind of a feeder system for Las Vegas as people gain a taste for gambling and then aspire to a touch of the big time.
"I love the fact that a lot of the children can be inspired by some of my achievements and then aspire to do things in the sport themselves one day - I embrace that".
The most common and natural way to answer this question is to subscribe to a personal code of ethics, and then aspire to lead your life by this code.
"It is no more inappropriate than working for your daddy as the hatchet man and then aspiring to step on his shoulders to be governor".
As Lacey rises, in very well-delineated steps, to the level of making sizable deals and then aspiring to own a gallery, Mr. Martin invests his book with its larger drama: that of the art market's wild evolution over the course of the last two decades.
Netanyahu responded that he did not intend to absolve Hitler "but rather to show that the forefathers of the Palestinian nation, without a country and without a so-called occupation, without land and without settlements, even then aspired to systematic incitement to exterminate the Jews".
But neither Dench, who then aspired to be a set designer, nor her teachers took her ability very seriously.
The nice, middle-class girl – Alice Sinclair – won the series, but the true star turned out to be the awkward Welsh runner-up (then aspiring to be a forensic scientist), Kate Ellery, whose birdy, Natalie Portman-esque look landed her a major contract after the show and, consequently, worldwide campaigns.
