Sentence examples for though aspiring from inspiring English sources

We showed you how to handle it.' " Judging from Welle's experience, though, aspiring decoys might not want to take Hopper's crummy-hat suggestion too literally.

But Turkey, though aspiring to join the European Union, so far has resisted pressure to strike the law, known as Article 301, from its legal code.

(Though aspiring sommeliers need not pass the exam to work in the industry, the master sommelier distinction increases your chances of finding a job at a prestigious restaurant, and therefore can boost your income significantly).

Though aspiring to the vice-presidency, or at least to its automotive trappings,  may inspire craven coveting of the E-Class, the smarter money may be spent elsewhere.

Sports, though, aspires to be rigorously proceduralistic.

Practices in strata 1 and 2, though still aspiring to improve care were less able to specify the precise interventions by which they did this.

Practically, though, the central problem aspiring female directors face is securing financing.

Three more men, residents of Brooklyn, recently joined this list of aspiring (though thwarted) jihadists.

You can though, he insists, aspire to a star on a sound financial basis: "Our refurb of Paris House was 60 grand; it could have been £160,000.

(Representative line: "Do I look like the kind of person who wouldn't break into your e-mail account every day?") She clearly aspires, though, to write all of her characters with more depth and compassion than the typical broad comedy allows, especially one featuring a crazy stalker and a philandering pastor.

Though Peirce aspired to a university chair of logical research, no such chair existed, and none was created for him: the day of logic had not yet come.