Sentence examples for aspires to serve from inspiring English sources
Gordon Brown, the unelected leader who Blears aspires to serve, stated that Mahatma Gandhi would inspire him as prime minister.
Much as Bussy Saint-Georges is itself a sort of test-tube city, the project aspires to serve as a "laboratory" for interfaith dialogue, he said.
"In all honesty, who else aspires to serve as governor won't be part of my decision-making process," Mr. Bush said.
"I see this prime minister as a dedicated man who aspires to serve," she said after presenting him with a big bouquet.
Elsewhere, Bree (Marcia Cross) aspires to serve homemade soup to the homeless but ends up feeding others instead; Gaby Eva Longoriaalienatestes volunteers in her new job as president of the P.T.A.; and Lynette (Felicity Huffman) goes to a singles bar.
The cultural disconnect between the journalism establishment and the public it aspires to serve could not have been more vividly dramatized.
As long as there are readers who continue to crave that kind of journalism, we will aspire to serve them.
Before the vote, the 70-year-old peer said: "I have aspired to serve in the Lords since I first became interested in politics.
Once a squeaky-clean Mormon boy who aspired to serve a mission abroad, he had come home a smoker and drinker, unsure if he believed in God.
Turkish soldiers, defying protests from Baghdad, are currently training a group of displaced Mosul residents who aspire to serve as a permanent security force in the city once ISIS has been dislodged.
(Those who aspire to serve in Congress sometimes "pay their dues" by playing for the N.B.A. or the N.F.L. or starring on "The Love Boat," which are all less relevant qualifications for the job than financing city schools).
