Sentence examples for own aspiring from inspiring English sources

India not only lags behind the other BRICs (Brazil, Russia, China) but is also well behind smaller, emerging hopefuls such as Africa's own aspiring elephant, South Africa.

My only regret is that Dylan Mills's moment of glory came in the middle of the mourning for Michael Jackson, and that no one has talked enough about our own aspiring king of pop.

Scouts, sea cadets, children on half-term and, of course, the city's own aspiring young divers, came to watch the Americans train and to enjoy a spot of one-on-one coaching as part of the team's ongoing diplomatic mission to promote their sport.

For those of you harbouring fame-chasing desires, there's a Kim Kardashian app featuring the ability to "create your own aspiring celebrity".

Tashkent is asserting its current isolationist tendencies through its own aspiring energy independence and playing competing, larger players off of one another.

It is aimed at those who owned, or aspired to own, the Impala SS.

Almost every African villager owns or aspires to own a conventional cellphone (equipped with only a number pad) — even if he or she has to travel to town to charge it.

His own designs aspire toward spartan simplicity.

His own sculpture aspired to musical principles: rhythm, harmony, counterpoint.

Lemon, by his own account, aspired from childhood to join the Globetrotters.

But in Fairbanks we recognize a contemporary: a bright, open-faced young man who moves quickly and naturally, who lives in a world of speed and mass communication that is recognizably our own, who aspires not to the tragic martyrdom of the Victorians but to immediate pleasures and ordinary happiness.