"Our aspirations for it are huge," believes Rees.
"We just kind of wrote it with no real aspirations for it.
WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT They toasted to the Jewish New Year, then shared aspirations for it — things they wanted to do, as Ms. Wilkov put it, to "expand ourselves totally, not just what parties we're going to".
"Mature Themes" was recorded in five leisurely months this last winter in a downtown Los Angeles studio with a professional band and professional equipment and Ariel Pink has professional aspirations for it — fame, fortune, or maybe even a licensing deal with "a movie or something".
Business executives have wanted to hear this from CIOs for a long time and those CIOs who make their aspirations for IT known tend to be successful and have their seat at the table.
The new stadium would be similar to Princes Park of Dartford, but would hold a larger capacity and Steve Galloway, the leader of the City of York Council at the time, said his aspiration was for it to be a 10,000 capacity all-seater, although, speaking at the launch of his party's election manifesto on 3 April 2007, he said it may be smaller initially, at 6,000 or 7,000 seats.
Fist-pumping over science's newfound coolness implies, it seems to me, that "cool" is a higher aspiration for science, and it isn't.
Impact investing becomes a top career aspiration for MBA studentsWhen it comes to work, millennials are interested in purpose, not just profit.
"I looked at the success of the basketball programs and realized that if UConn wanted the same aspirations for football, it needed this," he said.
