Sentence examples for aspiration to settle from inspiring English sources
Younger ordinands are often more attracted by inner-city parishes or ones in more deprived areas; few have the once common aspiration to settle down as a vicar in a leafy suburb or village.And it is easy for planters to become attached to an area, especially perhaps after the travails of the initial move.
It called on the international community "not to allow such significant achievements in multilateral diplomacy to be sacrificed in the name of American aspirations to settle political scores with Iran".
In my twenties and early thirties, many of the guys I dated wrote in their profiles that they wanted marriage and children, but it turned out that a lot of them were simply looking for fun: Most had no immediate aspirations to settle down.
The Scotland international, who will cost £1m and earn £20,000 a week, moved to the Midlands from Celtic in January 2007 but failed to settle and has harboured aspirations of a return to Glasgow for a number of months.
A city renowned for its glitz and superficiality, for its silicone and veneers, for its worship of celebrity and aspiration might not seem the obvious place for Arctic Monkeys to settle.
The successive aspiration of liquid is carried out after a time lapse to allow the solids to settle at the bottom of the wells.
He said that people told him to settle for a modest education, and that his creative career aspirations were discouraged.
"I'm sure he has aspirations to play Test match rugby but I think the first thing for him would be to settle himself in," Jenkins said.
Serious matters to settle".
