Sentence examples for aspired to take from inspiring English sources
My parents' degrees had not been in the liberal arts; my presence at an élite college was neither predestined nor remarkable, and, like many with an upward approach, I aspired to take school seriously.
But, notwithstanding the fact there were three years between the Olympics closing ceremony and Coe assuming the mantle of IAAF president, he seems to have at times exhibited an alarming lack of curiosity about the inner workings of the organisation he had long aspired to take over.
Despite the vagaries of judgment by later Platonists of Plutarch's work, Plutarch not only set the agenda of questions for later Platonists, redirecting their attention to the Timaeus, but he was also influential in terms of his interpretative strategy in approaching Plato's writings, which aspired to take into account Plato's entire work and to treat it as a system still to be articulated.
After his return from the Arctic in 1896 he had aspired to take Fram on an expedition to Antarctica, but by 1907 such hopes had faded.
However, most midshipmen aspired to take the lieutenant examination at age 17 or 18, and the typical age of a midshipman was between 15 and 22.
We designed these instruments based on our conceptual model and the current role of the committees, and also the expanded role they aspired to take on to make their governance more effective and people-centred.
Do we really aspire to take a step in the direction of a low-tax laissez-faire Eden...like Pakistan?
A native of Mexico City, Medina aspires to take Mexican cuisine, once and for all, out of the dank beans-cheese-and-sour-cream cellar.
"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.
Apparently aspiring to take on London the way that Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" took on New York, this big, untidy drama sets out to portray the surreal twilight of a particular eve of destruction.
