Sentence examples for aspiring to write from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many of India's young – and best-selling – authors are no longer aspiring to write Booker-worthy novels.

HELEN COSTER, 33, journalist at Forbes, Upper East Side Gave $100 to the most frequent commenter on her Web site, who turned out to be a former correction officer aspiring to write.

As a child, Parks loved the books her parents gave her (she still cherishes a collection of Greek myths, as well as a long dialogue between James Baldwin and Nikki Giovanni), but she stopped aspiring to write after her high-school teacher in Maryland told her that she couldn't be a writer because she couldn't spell.

To those aspiring to write, it's another matter.

Aspiring to write plays in college, she landed in theater arts; during a required acting class, she stood up to do a comedy scene.

None, surely, aspire to write a midterm-election victory speech.

He also aspired to write children's books.

He, too, had aspired to write revelatory stories about the inner workings of the I.S.I.

China's Chairman Mao aspired to write out his own mediocre poems in a jagged script.

As a student at Hunter College High School in Manhattan, he aspired to write.

I think Alan Partridge is everything I would aspire to write in comedy.