Sentence examples for said aspiring from inspiring English sources

Mr Stevens said aspiring UK city regions such as Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham and Edinburgh were busy developing and expanding modern urban transit systems to boost their economies.

And Brian Binley, who represents the nearby constituency of Northampton South, said aspiring MPs needed to understand the "stresses and strains" that came with the job and warned against a "cult of youth" when it came to choosing parliamentary candidates.

In the short video for the site, she said aspiring DJs should "always bring more records than you think that you need," and always have a couple of jams that instantly perk up the audience.

Mr. Arthur said aspiring writers, actors and directors who might once have sneered are now entering the field full time.

Larry Hayes, whose company Mulberry Trample specializes in discreetly selling a producer's excess wine so the prices of labeled bottles do not drop, said aspiring winemakers would be better off buying a piece of land they like and letting that dictate what wine gets made.

As for the types of companies that Fifth Wall would look to bring in to its accelerator, Wallace said aspiring applicants need look no further than companies that are already in the firm's portfolio.

There is no indication from the reports or witness accounts that José Antonio, who, his grandmother said, aspired to be a soldier, was involved.

Mr. Streur grew up in Milwaukee in a family that he said "aspired to be middle class," but always fell short.

Most writers, including himself, he said, aspire to address human themes applicable to any race, whatever the color of their subject's skin.

Professor Shepherd says aspiring lawyers should have the same choices as aspiring executives and managers.

So says aspiring memoirist Hannah Horvath, in episode one of the hit US dramedy Girls, as she pleads with her parents not to cut off her living allowance.