Sentence examples similar to wannabe side from inspiring English sources

I liked the "Witcher Wannabe" side-quest, too.

On the Labour side, wannabe party leader Andy Burnham today dismisses voting reform as "a kind of fringe pursuit for Guardian-reading classes" – cruel but probably fair – while Ed Miliband promises to lead Labour in favour of a yes vote on AV if he wins.

For four years, until a memorable brawl on the roof of the Underworld knicker factory with Tracy Barlow signalled her departure, Jones's character, Karen McDonald (née Phillips), lent a vital spark to Britain's best-loved soap, as a Victoria Beckham wannabe from the wrong side of the tracks.

Dunham is Hannah Horvath, a neurotic ("What about the stuff that gets up around the sides of condoms?") wannabe writer whose parents withdraw financial support from her in the first episode in the hope that this will force her to concentrate less on the neurotic and wannabe parts and more on the writing.

Unfair, as ever, to single out a few: Anna-Jane Casey (fellow char and fractious best friend); Laura Pitt-Pulford (wannabe actress/ top model); Rebecca Caine (English lady/ put-upon couturier); Louis Maskell (longing lover on both sides of the Channel).

With Curious, Kitch wants to make online learning more digestible and accessible to the average web surfer, while helping wannabe teachers make a buck or two on the side by helping them, say, learn how to brew a tasty Pilsner.

Southwest wannabe strikes again!

Trust wannabe granny.

And wannabe Waynes keep coming.

They're just wannabe fields.

I used to call them wannabe bullies.