Sentence examples for more aspiring from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
Last year, the college had 70 more aspiring nursing students than it could accommodate.
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.
Under Chavez's administration, the dispossessed may not have become wealthy, but they became more possessed: aspiring for more out of their lives, blaming the privileged for their lot and building organisations to challenge their power.
Under Chavez's administration, the dispossessed may not have become wealthy, but they became more possessed: aspiring for more out of their lives, blaming the privileged for their lot, and building organizations to challenge their power.
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.
If more and more people aspire to belong to this last category, the basic misapprehension remains the same at every level of acquisition.
