Sentence examples similar to aspire over from inspiring English sources

Thus, presenting a situation in which masculinity appears at its most fluid, with multiple masculine positions (emphasized masculinity, traditional masculinity, and diminished masculinity) presented as being occupied or aspired to over time, and existing at one time within the imagination and practices of individual men.

The younger, hungrier junior executives who aspire to taking over his corner office are also a worry.

"I'm running around trying to form a new coalition right now," said Silvan Shalom, a young lawmaker who aspires to take over the Likud.

Mr Jiang has three titles that Mr Hu aspires to take over: general secretary of the Communist Party, state president, and chairman of the Central Military Commission (ie, commander-in-chief of the armed forces).

- Marty Let a group of (say 25) aspiring artists take over a station for a year, where they would get to redecorate the station and put up their own artwork (to both showcase and sell it).

It has also caused no shortage of political headaches for those aspiring to take over Gracie Mansion.

But most of all, the villain never bluntly aspires to take over the world, but rather, our hearts.

To take part, aspiring filmmakers over the age of 21 can to submit two- to five-minute shorts to Talenthouse by Oct. 24.