Sentence examples for aspire to complete from inspiring English sources

A woman may only aspire to complete a man's arsenal, whether he is her father or the King of Yue.

WIMBLEDON, England — Unlike the French and the United States Opens, which stretch the opening round over three days, Wimbledon annually aspires to complete all first-round matches in only two.

When aspiring to complete a particular project or task, many of us often look to examples of the greats that have come before us for a little guidance.

They declared that "true art is unable not to be revolutionary, not to aspire to a complete and radical reconstruction of society".

It aspires to enable all funded projects to complete and publish in the programme's own journal HTA, freely available on the programme's website (http://www.hta.ac.uk).hta.ac.uk

It is okay to aspire to something unlikely or difficult but don't even attempt to complete a task that you don't think is possible.

It aspires to maximise the return on investment by enabling, where possible, all funded projects to complete and publish and maximising the impact for the money spent.

"We cannot haphazardly put the pieces together and aspire to have a completed picture when we are finished.

Yet even he argued that the state should never aspire to "grant a man complete security from the hour of birth" and that "the welfare state must finally spell poverty for all".

Various acts of soul trading transpire as the show mocks the idea that anyone could ever even aspire to living a life of complete moral purity.

The library that had everything had every New Yorker magazine, complete bound volumes to show an aspiring cartoonist what he should aspire to.