Sentence examples for aspirations grow from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bricker crooned a lyric that could have described the group's mild and woolly approach: "All our aspirations grow unclear".
But the histories of countries such as Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria demonstrate that as societies transform and urbanise, aspirations grow and people expect more of their governments.
But it's also a must-win; Vancouver's playoff aspirations grow increasingly foggy with every dropped point as our rivals thump Eastern Conference and higher-ranked teams in a manner that seems calculated to drive a Whitecaps supporter mad.
But the community's aspirations grow higher and more attainable with each generation.
Having founded the FIRST "Burning Tigers" team at Brighton H.S. in 2006, O'Toole has seen the program grow there and seen the kids inspiration and aspirations grow along with it.
An additional case of granulomatous mastitis identified in a 34-year-old pregnant patient is included as a companion case, as one of multiple diagnostic/therapeutic breast aspirations grew Corynebacterium kroppenstedtii from the aspirated material.
My aspirations grew bigger very gradually and were always pegged to what I had already done.
The development of the castle also points up several salient features of the age: a display of massive power held by provincial warriors not previously noted for high cultural aspirations, growing confidence in national stability, and the conscription of artists to articulate the new mood.
His political aspirations grew along with the success of his practice, and in 1820 Nelson was appointed Cortland's postmaster, served as a presidential elector for James Monroe, and became a delegate to the New York constitutional convention of 1821, in which he advocated the abolition of property requirements for male suffrage.
One of many aspirations grew Corynebacterium Kroppenstedtii.
As the tour guide described the many traditions and landmarks of the campus, my aspirations grew stronger to one day becoming a student.
