Sentence examples for has long aspired from inspiring English sources

MERVYN KING, the governor of the Bank of England, has long aspired to make monetary policy boring.

Mr. Kerry, 69, a former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the son of a Foreign Service officer, has long aspired to be secretary of state.

Officers and men of the native army were made eligible for the Victoria Cross, an honour to which the Indian soldier has long aspired.

Among other things, it would encourage multinational investors to see Taiwan as a back door to doing business in China, a role that the island has long aspired to play.

Choi has long aspired to bring quality food into the urban mainstream; he is best known as the godfather of the food-truck movement and as the owner of Kogi, a fleet of Korean Mexican taco trucks.

Mr. Gormley, who has long aspired to the governor's office himself, was the Republican who worked most effectively with Jim Florio, the last Democrat to occupy the governor's office.

Kurds are spread over Iraq, Syria, Iran and Turkey, and Kurdish nationalists have long aspired to establish a new country called Kurdistan — an aspiration that the P.K.K., which is listed as a terror group by Turkey, the European Union and the United States, said it dropped in exchange for some form of autonomy and democratic rights within Turkey.

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

Angry Birds HD for iPad has finally filled my life with the wrath I've long aspired to.

Until now, cartoonists have long aspired to see their work adorning the pages of the morning newspaper.

Islamic extremists have long aspired to recreate the Islamic caliphate that ruled over the Middle East for hundreds of years.