Sentence examples for so aspiring from inspiring English sources

So, aspiring authors, take note: reading the classics is just as important as ever, and the best writers know this.

So aspiring clowns need to delve back into childhood.

The 10 million or so aspiring Americans who enter this lottery every year do not have to have family members here.

Political parties have been banned since 1973, so aspiring members of parliament have to run as independents and be vetted by local chiefs.

The military is turning out fewer pilots, so aspiring aviators increasingly attend private flight schools, emerging with as much as $150,000 in student debt.

Javier Rodriguez, 40, a lawyer who works part time for the city as a lifeguard borough coordinator, was testing a dozen or so aspiring lifeguards, most of them high school students.

That is one that was at odds with the traditional notions of masculinity they so aspired for (42).

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.

First, that even supposedly impartial news is always biased (because of things like the editorial choice of stories) so even aspiring to neutrality is nonsense.

A more recent, if less fatal example, is a not so successful aspiring car thief, who picked up, not hot a piece of coal, but a brick, and knocked himself out with it.

Feeling small is good if you can do so without aspiring to be big, you have a lot less to worry about.