Sentence examples for aspiring building from inspiring English sources

Nikolaus Pevsner writing in 1969 described it as "a fine, aspiring building", and Pevsner's successors in the Buildings of England series describe it as his "chef d'oeuvre".

That's what the Vikings should aspire to – building the system around the quarterback whom they drafted 12th over all.

Muslims, he says, should not try to create a "parallel system" to Western democracy, let alone aspire to building a Muslim state.

The brain needs to aspire and building trust will create this.

He aspires to building a new High School in South Sudan to transform the region through education.

Some Sullivan Street analysts assume that any new owner of 156 would not think of a South Village mom-and-pop mozzarella operation as an ideal tenant for the ground floor of a building aspiring to SoHo chic.

Obviously, your approach to building a small, local business will be different than that you take when you're aspiring to build a large operation.

They are blueprints aspiring to be buildings.

At one point in 2005, Trump aspired to build a slightly taller building that would surpass the Sears Tower as the nation's tallest building, but Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley was against the plan.

In 1950, an aspiring N.F.L. owner proposed building an indoor stadium in Houston, long before the Astrodome became a reality.

Americans are still building skyscrapers, but they no longer aspire to build the tallest.