Sentence examples for aspiring to catch from inspiring English sources

In the next forty years the populations of already-water short Arab nations are going to increase dramatically, and at the same time their people will be aspiring to catch up with the living standards of today's developed countries.

Mr. Brett aspires to catch the intensity and emotion of the artist at the moment of creation.

"Our Daewoo domestic market share has fallen," he said, pointing at a graphic display that showed that Daewoo, which once aspired to catch Hyundai, had only 9.6percentt of vehicle sales in Korea so far this year.

"We aspire to get there.

But we aspire to get it right".

Pinterest, a simple photo-sharing site founded by three men, happened to catch on among women aspiring to an urbane life style, and today the front page is often a collage of merino scarves and expensive glassware.

"When they smell something aspiring to be more than it is, they catch on very quickly".

They are blueprints aspiring to be buildings.

And, rather than simply catch people on their way down, it aspires to minimize the causes of inequality — more climbing web than safety net.

And, rather than simply catch people on their way down, it aspires to minimize the causes of inequality more climbing web than safety net.

At the Satellite, a pavilion for aspiring designers, it was a great hit with young talents trying to catch some shut-eye between events.