It is not as if he aspires to read the local newspaper.
She aspired to read good books and be friends with intellectuals, even going so far as to marry one.
This is why it is so irresponsible to say (as ministers have) that companies should keep lists of foreign workers, or to suggest that doctors born overseas are taking jobs from British teenagers who aspire to read medicine, or to make this country less welcoming to foreign students.
This is known to help kids love reading, and aspire to reading more substantive books when they are older.
Somewhat surprisingly, only a quarter of the authors advised aspiring writers to read.
In the meantime, she advises aspiring academics to read the report, which is available free on the Internet, so that they can get the benefit of "knowing what is the process, how do faculty jobs come about, how do universities work, who should I turn to, who is going to broker the deal in the university, so who should I be talking to there.
When it came to my turn, I focused on practical tips: if you aspire to reach the top, read plenty of books, I said.
That's in part because Wallace, it's fair to say, if one thinks about the life and the work as two expressions of the same impulse (as biographers tend to do), continued to aspire to be Gately — read his famous Kenyon College address from 2005 — even if he didn't really want to invent him on paper a second time.
So thrusting young Goldman executives aspiring to make the grade like CEO Lloyd Blankfein did all those years ago, read on.
But he also believes that you should read "writers you aspire to, and you should read writers who write beautifully".
