Sentence examples for aspiring to get from inspiring English sources
"They went to New York aspiring to get something and return to their country," said their mother, Altagracia Sánchez.
"This is a make-or-break moment for the middle class and everybody who's aspiring to get into the middle class".
Several countries in eastern and south-eastern Europe are eager to join the EU and even the euro; and Russia is not the only country aspiring to get into the WTO.
"The reality now for people aspiring to get on is that they feel they are running up against a brick wall in terms of unemployment and getting on the housing ladder," he said.
Rightwingers blame Tel Avivians for abandoning the Zionist cause, aspiring to get rich and travel abroad – through careers in high-tech or the arts – rather than serving in the front lines or joining the civil service, like their parents' generation.
Today, 300 odd hunts in England and Wales (10 in Scotland) carry on regardless, give or take the odd saboteur, seemingly oblivious to a deepening countryside crisis for those on low and average incomes, and others aspiring to get on the farming ladder.
Well, what with all the S.T.D.s out there, I think aspiring to getting a "nice creepy stare" is the right approach.
But we aspire to get it right".
"Most chefs aspire to get out of the kitchen.
But, at 56, he said he would not be coaching unless he aspired to get back.
