Sentence examples for aspirant should from inspiring English sources

The Journal's columnist Daniel Henninger, in an column headlined "Taking Cain Seriously," argued that Mr. Cain's business-heavy, politics-lite resume — not typical for a White House aspirant — should be a plus in voters' minds, not a negative.

Back then, the inventors on the planet Tatooine beat Gutenberg to the printing press by a light-year or two, as is evidenced by "The Jedi Path," an all-important guide to everything a Jedi aspirant should know, published in "the year 115 B.B.Y".

But early-stage freelance aspirants should not despair.

African countries failed to agree on which of their several aspirants should join the bid.

Degree holder aspirants should check with future employers or relevant industry bodies prior to enrolling in a degree programme.

Saunders says that aspirant purchasers should be subject to the same right-to-buy eligibility rules as those who can currently buy their council or housing association homes, and that they should enjoy the same rates of discount.

Aspirant film-makers should however beware.

Ms. Kramen, who teaches a course at the Learning Annex about becoming a celebrity assistant, tells aspirants that they should consider how much they like cleaning out closets, color coding files and organizing books, not to mention phoning and getting.

Why should an aspirant think he can order a reporter out of the room or to "go back to Univision," when the reporter is doing his job?

Aspirants to elective office should not be quibbling about who did what in the service.

There are no angels in politics, and aspirants to the presidency should not present themselves as such.