Sentence examples for first aspired to from inspiring English sources

He first aspired to be an opera singer.

Born in Paris on Jan . 26 , 1928Roger Vladimir Plemiannikov first aspired to become an actor, entering drama school alongside Marcel Marceau.

He first aspired to be an actor and attended the North Carolina School of the Arts, but switched to dancing and became principal dancer with Ballet South of Memphis.

During the early nineteen-twenties, some two decades after Williams and Walker first aspired to improve the lot of Negro entertainers, black song-and-dance teams were appearing under names like Dis 'n' Dat, Sleep 'n' Eat, and Brains and Feet.

In other words, who am I to tell the likes of Taylor Swift that she ought not to be getting too excited about New York, because it's not as cool now as it was when I first aspired to live there?

In fact, for these mystical Muslims the very model of a spiritual life becomes nothing short of first aspiring to and then (God-willing) attaining to a direct encounter with God.

In the midst of the real-estate boom, Seseña, for the first time, aspired to be a working-class bedroom community, a suburb of Madrid, some thirty miles to the north.

Similarly, Eric, a first year postdoc, aspired to a faculty career, despite perceiving it to be an increasingly unlikely proposition: The longer I have been in this, the more I realize that not everyone that's good and works hard is able to make that transition from postdoc to faculty.

This two-disc album includes 110 minutes of the show, which, when it was first produced in 1971, aspired to be the be-all and end-all of Broadway musicals.

The first honourable office he aspired to was that of aedile, which he carried against twelve competitors of such merit that all of them in process of time were consuls.

It is the first multiarts appreciation of Beckett, Mr. Doran said, and the first to aspire to be an annual event.