Sentence examples for aspiring to make from inspiring English sources

I spent the early years aspiring to make money so I didn't have holes in them any more.

Once in New York, Ms. Slesin spent years working as a film editor while aspiring to make documentaries.

Aspiring to make Isa, which means "father" in Estonian, a "melting pot of different foods and cultures," Mattos couldn't have picked a more fitting christening for his kitchen.

Mr. Rudolf aims to do his part, aspiring to make Art Stage Singapore one of the top art fairs in the world.

So thrusting young Goldman executives aspiring to make the grade like CEO Lloyd Blankfein did all those years ago, read on.

For those aspiring to make a living from travel photography, it's a sad fact that the boring shots are the shots that are going to make you money.

EVERY exhibition aspires to make a strong impression.

And you will truly aspire to make them.

I guess I'd aspire to make that distinction vanish.

He made hamburgers but aspired to make chile en nogada and other creative dishes.

MERVYN KING, the governor of the Bank of England, has long aspired to make monetary policy boring.