Sentence examples for aspired to study from inspiring English sources

Now, young Indians who have aspired to study, live and work in the United States are looking elsewhere.

He had grown up in a poor family near the premier institute and aspired to study there.

Taussig aspired to study medicine at Harvard but was denied admission because the university did not accept women into its academic degree program.

Lee aspired to study medicine, but, in 1897, after a grand tour of Europe, she made her societal début, and, a year later, at age nineteen, married Blewett Lee, the law partner of one of her brother's friends.

Mr. Brown aspired to study at the University of Pennsylvania but in 1932 he went to Duke University instead because it had the best-known college swing bands, the Blue Devils.

The former beauty queen, who at one time aspired to study engineering or psychiatry, soaked up American culture as a teenager.

The school has 33 American exchange students, and some of its Chinese students aspire to study in the US.

Although economic historians have won Nobel Prizes (Simon Kuznets in 1971, and Robert Fogel and Douglass North in 1993), most economists do not aspire to study in this area.

"Not only are these countries with large numbers of ambitious students aspiring to study overseas, but they are also countries with which we have historically been actively engaged in the areas of higher education and research," Beall said.

Domestic media coverage of the decision was followed by a spate of stories in the American press, many of which focussed on the loss suffered by Russian high-school students aspiring to study in the United States.

The moon's presence creates tides on Earth and many exobiologists, as those hopeful scientists who aspire to study organisms on other planets are known, think these may be important for the origin and maintenance of life.