Sentence examples for go aspiring from inspiring English sources

OVER the years, the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Chelsea has earned a reputation as a kind of mint where comedy stars are coined: in go aspiring actors, writers and ex-medical students, out come new performers and writers for "Saturday Night Live," "The Daily Show" and "30 Rock".

The practice of conceptual analysis, this reasoning goes, aspires to provide real philosophical illumination; however if all analytic truths must share the obviousness of the proverbial unmarried male status of bachelors then no purported piece of conceptual analysis could fail to be either false or trivial, a conclusion highly embarrassing to much modern philosophy (Smith 1994, 37 39).

"They have gone from aspiring to be just above their pay bracket to aiming a long way above their pay bracket".All this meant that growth in consumer credit regularly outstripped growth in GDP in the Anglo-Saxon countries and saving ratios fell to historic lows.

Clark, who has "become admired and even lionized," with the FX hit show "The People v. O.J. Simpson American Crime Storyy," recently spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about how she went from aspiring actress to one of the most well-known prosecutors in the country. .

"I love the game, but I'm going to aspire to higher things," Desme said.

It kills the American spirit of dreaming who is going to aspire to be despised?

What are kids going to aspire towards when they're not able to represent their country at the top level?

"They went to New York aspiring to get something and return to their country," said their mother, Altagracia Sánchez.

We don't want to go back to aspiring to emerging-market wages," says Chrystian Colombo, Mr de la Rua's cabinet chief.

1. Can stop obsessing about whether you might finally be upper class and go back to aspiring to upper middle.

Even if the going is tougher, aspiring managers will keep trying their luck.