Sentence examples for aspire as from inspiring English sources

In many towns and cities, if you're earning the average wage or thereabouts, you can "aspire" as much as you like, but unless you've got a slug of family wealth behind you, you're never going to get on the property ladder.

The creatures and vegetation become almost impossible to recognize they aspire, as it were, to be ornamental stone writing rather than representation.

Through the HD broadcasts the Met has attained dominance of the field: not as a standard to which regional companies can aspire, as in the past, but as a permanent and sometimes intrusive presence in their communities.

If we hadn't helped hundreds of people into work then I doubt Tony Blair would have chosen Aspire as a project to visit when he highlighted the success of his government's rough sleeping strategy.

"He was conservative when he declared that the values and principles by which we live, the human relationships which guide us, and the values to which we aspire as Liberals will not change," Abbott said.

PAGE 1 WATCHING OPERA IN HD The Metropolitan Opera's "Live in HD" movie theater broadcasts around the country have helped the Met attain dominance in the field, not as a standard to which regional companies can aspire, as in the past, but as a permanent and sometimes intrusive presence.

Some musicians, aspiring as well as established, have even posted their own files on the site.

And so other cities around the world might take Seoul's experience as something to aspire to, as well as a cautionary tale.

And this is what the new gadgets aspire to as well, flawed as they can sometimes be.

That's something I want to aspire to, as well.

That, clearly, is what "La Verità" aspires to as well.