Sentence examples for aspirations him from inspiring English sources

Life's work, political aspirations, him and the pope, sexual orientations, the whole works, right?

The suspension halted his wrestling aspirations, leaving him bitter.

"We have aspirations for him to find his way across the world.

Her ambition settled instead on Tony, whose Promethean itch had its origins in her aspirations for him.

His mother, a day care worker, and father, who does odd jobs to make ends meet, have high aspirations for him.

For 50 years, Elmore Leonard has specialized in hoodlums who ply their trade in tacky, unexotic locales: guys like Chili Palmer, the Miami loan shark whose moviemaking aspirations take him to ­B-list Hollywood in "Get Shorty" (1990), and Stick Stickley, the Detroit ex-con whose heisting aspirations take him to the gutter-ball precincts of Chili's Miami in "Stick" (1983).

Van Gundy called Anthony "one of the top 10 talents in the game" and said the Knicks — if they have championship aspirations — need him to compete with the star-studded lineups in Boston and Miami.

But if Berlin's low-born pedigree is unassailable, and his journey a picaresque that makes Guthrie's hard-knock rambling look genteel, his crowd-pleasing songs and unembarrassed aspirations unmask him as the bourgeois that rock culture abhors.

Gil Kane, a comic-book artist who infused the Atom, Green Lantern and other characters with vibrant new life even as his own artistic aspirations propelled him to draw comic books of Wagnerian operas, died on Monday at a hospital in Miami.

Before presidential aspirations forced him to pander to the right, he was a promising candidate for those who care about privacy, constitutional rights and a foreign policy that does not cause destruction.

I always think of poor Elle Woods at the beginning of Legally Blonde, holding her glass of champagne in anticipation of a proposal just so Warner can dump her because his senatorial aspirations require him to marry a "Jackie", not a "Marilyn".