Sentence examples for more aspire from inspiring English sources
He treated women like the financially independent people many have become, and many more aspire to being.
But before we cede the entire moral penthouse to "committed vegetarians" and "strong ethical vegans," we might consider that plants no more aspire to being stir-fried in a wok than a hog aspires to being peppercorn-studded in my Christmas clay pot.
Whenever these places seem to look to the West, still more aspire to join such Western clubs as NATO or the European Union, the Russians have reacted petulantly, as they did earlier this year by imposing trade embargoes on Georgia and Moldova.From Russia with poloniumMr Putin's use of energy as a weapon is only one instance of a Russian assertiveness that nowadays seems to border on gangsterism.
Last year, the college had 70 more aspiring nursing students than it could accommodate.
At dinner afterward, Mr. Morgan suggested that they arrange a series of similar appearances at other college jazz programs across the country to reach more aspiring musicians.
Come Dine With Me 8pm, Channel 4 Four more aspiring regional gastronauts attempt to dazzle strangers with their ability not to burn mince.
One more aspiring pundit will be kicked out of the running by tonight at five, after readers cast their votes for the video challenge, a round-table discussion on current events.
If things go well for Quirky, Kaufman says he hopes to have a temporary physical store in Manhattan in time for the holiday season, selling Quirky goods as well as drawing in more aspiring inventors.
The government's starter homes initiative could deliver a taxpayer-backed windfall of £141,000 each to 200,000 lucky first-time buyers, but 2 million more aspiring homeowners will be stuck renting, campaigners say.
One more aspiring pundit will be kicked out of the running by tonight at five, after readers cast their votes for the (http://views.washingtonpost.com/pundits/2009/11/video_challenge/all.html), a round-table discussion on current events.
"In that time!") Jim Munro, who came from a higher and more aspiring class than the writer's own family and owns Munro's Books, one of Canada's best bookstores, was also responsible for getting her away from her suffocating hometown.
