Sentence examples for aspirations to make from inspiring English sources

Like many in the emerging gaming video sector, he had aspirations to make this a full-time job.

The gruff Lancashire comedian Les Dawson harboured secret aspirations to make it as a romantic novelist, his daughter has revealed.

But the difference with Mr. Jacobs is that he has no aspirations to make nice or luxurious clothes, though they might be that.

The story itself revolves around four friends who all have aspirations to make a name for themselves as the next big MC – but when the opportunity arises for them to enter a competition to win the ultimate MC's mobile phone (complete with studio and recording apps), their relationship is put to the test, while the real agenda of the phone company comes to light.

In this Ohio River city, production of the new M.R.E.'s has surged to four times the usual rate, as clear a sign as any of President Bush's preparations for war and of the Pentagon's aspirations to make soldiers' field rations morale-boosting, performance-enhancing weapons of mass satisfaction.

Furthermore, and in direct conflict with claimed aspirations to make the system more inclusive, the marketisation of HE is likely to increase social inequalities.

"It's the government's aspiration to make Malaysia into a global Islamic finance center," she said.

Could there be a more vivid symbol of the aspiration to make E Pluribus Unum a reality?

Despite Nile Rodgers's commanding presence, it doesn't mimic the sound of Chic but shares that band's aspiration to make luxury items for mass consumption.

Indeed, they devoted a section of their letter specifically to their aspiration "to make Google an institution that makes the world a better place".

But as ministers from around the world prepare to meet in Addis, it's hard to better the aspiration to "make poverty history".