Sentence examples for last aspiration from inspiring English sources

And with that comes one last aspiration, expressed by Ms. Quillen as she relived the night with the comic books and the flashlights.

The first is to make the general's mistake of fighting the last war; aspiration in 2009 will look different to 1997.

After the last blood aspiration, mice were sacrificed; mononuclear cells were isolated from femurs, washed, and analyzed by the flow cytometry.

Treviso had harmed Ospreys' last-eight aspirations by holding them to a draw in October  but Ospreys enjoyed the perfect start as a loose pass in midfield was picked off by Bowe.

They may yet be able to win America's backing for an institution that would, at last, fulfil the aspiration expressed at the Nuremberg trials 53 years ago: to apply human-rights law without fear or favour to every conflict.

Abdurahman Barre Osman, the younger brother of Somalia's last leader, also has aspirations.

Mr Weigel is fair to insist that the modern cult of the self, made possible by material and physical security, is not history's last word on human aspirations.

Mildred's journey takes her from the tract houses of Glendale to the mansions of Pasadena, and given the story's emphasis on class aspirations, every last detail of home décor was important.

The Storm's title aspirations stalled last round with a shock last-ditch loss to Newcastle but, on Saturday evening, six tries in the opening half for a 30-0 lead reaffirmed their status as one of the competition's danger sides.

The last question on educational aspirations covered the case in which students wanted to neither study nor work.

They can now, at last, voice their collective aspirations at the United Nations through the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, where their leaders and experts help to shape the policies and priorities of the United Nations as a whole.