Sentence examples for aspiration to record from inspiring English sources

I was, like, 22 at the time, and I had no aspiration to record - no thought that I would ever make a record in my life".

We've arrived at one definition of the portrait painter's prime aspiration here: to record without words the internal life of the individual.

Strengthening national surveillance to capture all diagnosed cases of TB in children, providing training or guidance to health care providers in community hospitals how to perform gastric aspiration and to record more detailed data about childhood TB cases will help provide more accurate estimates of the national disease burden and potentially increase political commitment to address childhood TB.

One tenant who does so regularly is 76-year-old Johnny DeVincenzo, a wizened, excitable, jockey-size man who does not speak about his prison record but revels in his aspiration to the Guinness Book of Records.

Our enhanced surveillance system did not record sufficient detail about these characteristics and gastric aspiration to allow us to assess the accuracy of TB diagnosis.

For the record, LG is the world's third largest handset maker after leader Nokia and Samsung, with an aspiration to become number two by 2012.

"An aspiration to global leadership".

He is a politician currently oozing with aspiration – the aspiration to be the next Labour leader.

That, and my aspiration to write.

A Career Profile data structure to record both individual professional traits and career aspirations.

"I had grand aspirations to make a classic record.