Sentence examples for aspiring to secure from inspiring English sources
Feyenoord, Queens Park Rangers and AZ Alkmaar are among the clubs who have scouted the 19-year-old in recent weeks aspiring to secure him on loan next month.
Seventy-three percent of respondents did not accept the legitimacy of state protection and strongly aspired to secure forest tenure.
Pardew will also seek a replacement for Bolasie out wide and still aspires to secure Moussa Sissoko from Newcastle.
The club still aspire to securing Pep Guardiola next summer, when the former Barcelona manager has suggested he will return from a year-long sabbatical, though his compatriot will now effectively have an opportunity to stake his own case to take the job on a long-term basis before then.
Aspiring only to secure a few federal dollars to build a boys' camp, Smith finds himself forced to his feet in the Senate chamber for a filibuster that in the none-too-subtle Capra style upholds democracy against a cynical and corrupt establishment.
Or, more commonly, married with children — an Ozzie and Harriet savior for an America that aspires to a secure middle-class life, a messiah who is also a best friend.
They are blueprints aspiring to be buildings.
Migrant women were seen as likely to aspire to having a secure financial future and upward mobility, resulting in perceptions of men pretending to be wealthier than they actually were, by borrowing expensive clothes and motorbikes.
Zhang had little experience with science, but he aspired to credibility and attempted to secure membership in an élite academic society by having two professors write a book in his name.
I, too, aspire to have a more secure America.
