Young mothers are more likely to aspire to excel at their careers.
If Earhart became an "icon," it was, in part, because women who aspired to excel in any sphere, at a high altitude, looked upon her as their champion.
Monitoring training is indispensable for competitive athletes who aspire to excel at elite levels.
He excelled without aspiring to heroism — content, always, to accept a base on balls rather than risk humiliation by taking a cut at a low-percentage offering.
They are blueprints aspiring to be buildings.
Wolf then introduced the CCAA as an important resource and encouraged students to "take an active role in the next four years to make the most of your Columbia education". He emphasized that students should aspire to more than just excelling academically; they should challenge themselves and build their community.
These teens not only excel in academics, but aspire to be star athletes, participate in volunteer work, play an important role in the student body, and do almost anything to get a leg up on the competition.
There he excelled as an athlete and aspired to become an engineer but ultimately turned down a scholarship to Georgia Tech to go pro -- making sure his contract stipulated that his college tuition would be paid for after he retires.
"I reject the notion that the job you excel at is somehow not enough to aspire to, that there has to be something more," Ms. Fischer explained, speaking with her eyes closed, as she tends to do.
I would love for my children to aspire to professional success by following the paths of those who excel in any career.
His expression was a tribute to young Aboriginal sportsmen who aspire to be like him – a man who has worked hard, excelled at what he has chosen to do and used his success to further worthy causes.
