Sentence examples for aspirations from from inspiring English sources

Summer reading plans and aspirations from the New Yorker staff.

"Be very careful to separate aspirations from actual promised actions," warns Lord Browne.

— Joan Acocella Summer reading plans and aspirations from the New Yorker staff.

Shifts his aspirations from Arab nationalism towards Africa, saying: "I have no more time to lose talking to Arabs.

I didn't lose any championship aspirations from my team because, looking at the top, I didn't have any".

By The New Yorker July 3, 2013 Summer reading plans and aspirations from the New Yorker staff.

Second, we did not attempt to compare aspirating from the gel model with aspiration from a human vein.

After written informed consents, follicular aspirates were collected by transvaginal ultrasound-guided aspiration from twelve infertile patients treated with controlled ovarian hyperstimulation for assisted reproduction.

Open government is a noble aspiration, from which few modern democracies would demur.

Man's aspiration from his mother Nature is quite parallel to the pigs and the sow.

The left should steal "aspiration" from the resurgent right both inside and outside the Labour party.