With their elevated comfort food and aspirations of one day being both restaurant owners and "MasterChef" judges, they may be our first generation of truly homegrown gourmets.
The film, by Gabriel Noble, is called "P-STAR RISING," and it chronicles the aspirations of one of the most self-assured kids you'll ever see.
Still, McQueary, 28 years old and a football lifer, had aspirations of one day becoming a head coach, maybe even at Penn State.
While the United States, governed by Dr. Kirkpatrick's and Mr. Adelman's party, endeavors to endow faraway foreigners with the blessings of democracy at a great cost, it should not ignore the democratic aspirations of four million of its own.
Forgoing chronological precision, it has flashed ahead right to the pummeled hopes and realized aspirations of two half-brothers and their core group of friends in Tree Hill, N.C., four years after high school.
For years, the country was so inaccessible that outsiders resorted to reading the aspirations of fifty-five million people through the struggle between Suu Kyi and the generals — between "Beauty" and "the Beast," as headline writers often described it.
It was three days before the Steelers' A.F.C. divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens, a matchup in which the Super Bowl aspirations of two worthy contenders hang in the balance, and Polamalu was getting himself centered.
A member of the Nellis Gun Club, Kunkel won the Nevada state women's skeet shooting championship in 1992 , 1993and 1994 and had aspirations of one day going to the Olympic Games.
If we allow only Israeli interests to guide all Western policies in the region with complete disregard for the aspirations of three hundred million Muslims, the anti-Americanism and anti-West sentiments will remain.
