Sentence examples for aspirations of doing from inspiring English sources
And it aligns their interests with their long-term aspirations of doing business in Asia".
"Just like all the other guys we have here, he's a professional hockey player that has something to prove and has aspirations of doing big things," Gernander said.
"I'm happy with the talent, the character and the determination of the squad," said Flintoff, with commendable loyalty, although amid the post-match platitudes he did admit: "We are going to have to step up as a one-day team if we have any aspirations of doing anything later on this winter".
"I certainly have no aspirations of doing that but I've got to be on the pitch first".
Connacht's defeat, meanwhile, is a blow to their hopes of finishing in the top six - and a lift for the seventh-placed Scarlets' aspirations of doing the same.
"We're quite a quiet bunch and I told them that if they have any aspirations of doing well this year they've got to demand more from each other; it's nothing personal, they've just got to demand more from each other on the pitch.
Unsurprisingly, this unofficial song seems to have fallen off the Clinton campaign playlist.To be fair, the aspirations of politicians do not lend themselves too easily to catchy lyrics.
"I don't see that a lot of them have aspirations to do great things," he added.
It's about the emptiness of Spandau, the aspiration to do nothing more than look good in a nightclub, the happy embrace of style over substance.
