Sentence examples for team aspires from inspiring English sources

"Some people say 'We are not sure about the rankings, do they hold any water?' But deep down every team aspires to and would like to know that they are the No.1 team in the world," Kirsten told the ESPN Cricinfo Web site.

Because at the level this team aspires to, they are consistently, if bravely, falling short.  .

Thus, the team aspires to bring cheap, VoIP calling, and seamless transitioning between 3G calling and WiFi calling, to the masses.

The goal is to "tell the story of the amazing strength and beauty of the human body," but beyond fashioning people in the beauty of biology, the team aspires to impact a new generation: "We hope to inspire young people to develop interests in the sciences and pursue careers that will ultimately lead to the creation of the next great advances in science, medicine, and technology," they explain.

— Breaking slowly out of the gate, while inadvisable for a team aspiring to reach the playoffs, is hardly fatal.

But looking on, another son, Juan, 12, revealed the quiet pain the Argentines were feeling in pulling for Spain, which has seven members from Barcelona who play the kind of fluid soccer Argentina's team aspired to.

Nick's team aspire to make this kind of outcome data open to all and ultimately usable by homeless people themselves, thereby driving up the quality of services offered.

But this team aspired to more than mediocrity when it came into the season, and Fisher famously said on "Hard Knocks" that he wasn't going to put up with that 7-9 … well, you know the rest.

Several matches are between teams aspiring to talent money, and those struggling for survival.

Because most teams aspire to a berth in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament's field of 65, the NIT has lost most of its earlier lustre.

Warrenball is a myth – or rather it's no more than the blueprint for modern rugby that all teams aspire to.