Sentence examples for aspiring to win from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty because the electorate is divided and none of the major parties are even aspiring to win a majority in parliament on May 11.

Ex SAS soldier Ben Griffin, who led the Veterans for Peace protest on Tuesday, told The Independent that although difficult, discarding their medals was an important gesture to discourage future generations from aspiring to win war medals.

The new American administration will have greater freedom to pressure the Afghan government, and anyone aspiring to win the Afghan presidency will need to secure the support of the new man in the White House.

How many people aspiring to win a Nobel Prize in physics made their living jerking off into plastic cups?

Hamm is an American Airlines frequent flier and his Mad Men character Don Draper often speaks of aspiring to win such accounts as American Airlines.

The seven subjects eventually compete in different age categories, the older students hoping for ballet-school scholarships or company contracts, the younger aspiring to win awards.

Forty-three arunnersers who aspire to win gold medals from 800 meters to the marathon.

Brazil needed to win and we always aspired to win so there was a lot of intensity".

It was an historic night for Jamaica, who have long aspired to win the diva event.

It means not only that everybody can play, but also that any country or club can aspire to win.

An N.B.A. team that aspires to win a championship must have two star players on its roster.