Sentence examples for her aspiring from inspiring English sources

The Queen was a role model for Thatcher, says Buffini. "The hats, the gloves, the coats were all her aspiring to look like the woman she admired.

Meanwhile, as a small-town blonde named Sherrie Julianne Houghh) and her aspiring rocker boyfriend, Drew (Diego Boneta), try to succeed amid the sleaze, church-lady protesters are fighting to shut down a club called the Bourbon Room.

"Not a good idea to play your guitar in Central Park after dusk," he was overheard to scold one visiting country cousin and her aspiring rock star friend.

Although Ms. Granholm had long acknowledged her appearance on the show — which came during her aspiring actress phase in Los Angeles — the video only recently made its way to YouTube.

That's her perpetual state in "Third Person," though the material doesn't afford her the same depth as her aspiring ballerina in "Black Swan".

To procrastinate her college applications, she watches old Russian ballets, learns new languages for her aspiring travels, and imagines starring in Shakespearean and Sanskrit plays.

Grace was however able to train one of her former labourers in her new way of running the farm and the former labourer is now working on her farm aspiring to be like her former employer.

By telling the story of Rath, a Cambodian teenager who was sold twice to brothels in Malaysia and Thailand, for instance, or Mahabouba, whose body was not big enough to deliver the baby she was carrying from the sixty-year old man who owned her, they aspire to do more than document what might seem to be unbearable, outrageous hardships.

Unlike the stylish silhouettes of today's anti-heroines, you won't covet CJ's wardrobe; more likely you'll respect her grit, aspire to her ability to hold her own in the Brylcreemed world of politics and identify with her (arguably) very female neuroses.

Say Her Name, aspiring to neither therapy nor transcendence, achieves the same.

She's launching a new fashion line to help raise funds, and calls upon fellow fashionistas, like Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon, and art world leaders, like Metropolitan Museum of Art President Emily Rafferty, to help her mentor aspiring female entrepreneurs.