The phrase "aspire to run" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a desire or ambition to engage in running, whether as a sport, activity, or metaphorically in a broader context.
Example: "She aspires to run in the upcoming marathon, hoping to achieve a personal best."
Alternatives: "hope to run" or "aim to run".
The program recruits people who aspire to run their own business but know that they need to learn the basics.
"China does not aspire to run the world because it believes itself to be the centre of the world," he writes.
It should start by cracking down on the alleged cheats not, as in previous scandals, seeking to exonerate them after the dust has settled.Such reforms would be opposed by the same powerful people who aspire to run everything in India, from politics to cricket to banking (see article).
They aspire to run a lounge, a catering company, a bakery or even a cooking school for kids.
For biomedical researchers who aspire to run their own labs, the secret is to publish frequently, as first author, and in top journals.
For biomedical researchers who aspire to run their own labs, becoming so-called principal investigators (PIs), the secret is to publish frequently, as first author, and in top journals.
Perhaps this was because he could not aspire to running the show, as he did with Real, when there was the twin presence of the powerful Barcelona midfielder Luis Suárez Miramontes and his mentor Helenio Herrera, the national team's flamboyant but defence-minded manager, a fellow Argentinian whom Di Stéfano could not abide.
Belletti, Müller, and Unk all aspire to running their own research groups one day and intend to spend some time during their 2-year fellowships writing grants, so that they can maintain their independence in subsequent years.
We started the program to recruit ambitious people who aspired to run their own business some day.
The president who once aspired to run for a third term retains power, but it is draining away.
He aspired to run a college and said he thought he was on track for such a position at Purchase.
