Sentence examples for start aspiring from inspiring English sources

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Rather than chasing youth, Stone hopes we start aspiring for more.

"People start aspiring at very high levels, then you get a negotiation, then you reach something called compromise.

To build its library even faster, Howcast started offering aspiring filmmakers $50 to shoot two- to three-minute videos.

Celebrities, politicians, start-ups, aspiring rock stars, reality show hopefuls — anyone who might benefit from having a larger social media footprint — are known to have bought large blocks of Twitter followers.

This opened the floodgates for small start-ups aspiring to build SaaS applications as well as businesses around the applications.

Andrew Lewensohn, freshman, tenor saxophone, said the band is something he and others start to aspire to when they are still in grade school.

As I have argued before, the Commonwealth in its richness and diversity mirrors today's global economy in a way that the EU simply cannot start to aspire to.

Aspire focused "primarily and almost exclusively on academics," while Stanford focused on academics and students' emotional and social lives, said Don Shalvey, who started Aspire and is now with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Starting Feb. 2, aspiring filmmakers can submit 15-minute, story-driven videos to a YouTube channel, youtube.com/yourfilmfestival.com/yourfilmfestival

When OMW went off the racks, Baker's sales agency, the Network Group, started advising other aspiring athlete-clothiers how to set up fashion businesses -- or not.