Sentence examples similar to chasing aspirations from inspiring English sources
Polonsky, too, is chasing big aspirations with this building.
The team's won only four of its last nine matches, a record more reflective of a mid-table club, happy just to be in the league, than one that has historically had title-chasing aspirations.
And with that clang, the Devils' aspirations of chasing down the Philadelphia Flyers and winning the Atlantic Division took a big blow Saturday.
It's the tragedy of what we sacrifice as we chase our wildest aspirations ― and that nagging question in the back of our minds of whether it was all worth it.
The play took aim at arranged marriages, old men chasing young girls and the snuffing out of aspiration in penury – it also introduced the phrase, "Here today, gone tomorrow" – and the cast included Harriet Walter, Alan Rickman, Denis Lawson and Pam Ferris.
Unlike most of the other companies, Dering & Co. have few aspirations to chase valuations and unicorn status.
Remember guys like chasing.
In "The Curious Case of Bapsy Pavry", an Indian lady who became the Marchioness of Winchester and lived out a long widowhood in a Firbankian fantasy of social aspiration is chased down with a tenderly marvelling mordancy that is a keynote of Fallowell's brilliant and haunting book.
