Sentence examples for aspiring office from inspiring English sources

His tough budgeting and tough talk ("Get the hell off the beach," he told residents of the Jersey Shore before Hurricane Irene) have made him a national star in his party and on television, and a sought-after endorsement for aspiring office holders.

Obama at the time was a thirty-three-year-old lawyer, university lecturer, and aspiring office-seeker, and the Palmer seat was what he had in mind when he visited Alderman Preckwinkle.

Emily's List, the influential fund-raising group that supports Democratic women aspiring to office, is turning its attention to the local level.

The program's participants say they're eager to share their campaign savvy with aspiring female office holders from around the country.

Recently, no less an authority than Steven Spielberg predicted that an "implosion" in the film industry was inevitable due to the reliance of American film studios on aspiring box office blockbusters.

Indeed, there is much to suggest that women who aspire to office continue to dress defensively.

Ramphele said she had never been a member of a political party and never aspired to office, but it was time for her generation to stand up and rekindle the ideal that "the people shall govern".

For those who aspire to office, it will require not merely renunciation of a President but an affirmation — critical and thorough — of the values and the institutions that the President has scorned and threatened.

Women who aspire to office are seen as overstepping the bounds of what girls are expected to do.

Nevertheless, it seems that France's youth, who not long ago might have aspired to post office jobs and retirement before 60, are now finding role models in celebrity-making reality shows like the popular "Star Academy" and a brand of entrepreneur they call "le self-made man".

So you would think that governing the state would be a plum position for someone aspiring to national office.