Sentence examples for you aspiration from inspiring English sources

It means your dad working all the overtime hours that London Transport will give you, aspiration means your mum, notwithstanding having eight children, works as a seamstress at home as well to make ends meet.

And it dawns on you that you have aspirations of becoming a medical doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, tax consultant or simply pursuing your education at the university level.

And call me old-fashioned ("You're old-fashioned, Blanko!") but the last time I looked in a dictionary, (five minutes ago, since you ask) "aspiration" meant "desire, aim or ambition".

"Someone in New Labour said if you want to understand aspiration you need to understand conservatories.

AH: When did you get started in showbiz and did you have aspirations to do other things?

If you are a marketer hoping to attract new customers without losing your core consumers, this early phase of hip-hop still has relevance for how you appeal to aspiration and how you use code to do so.

I think when you love someone or something so much you hold it in the highest aspiration, you have the highest aspirations for that.

"I'm not going to predict, but let me give you my aspirations.

Q. Do you have aspirations for moving up at Colliers? A. This is really where I'd like to be.

International brand recognition will also work in your favour if you have aspirations to re-locate abroad once qualified.

She's clearly the sensible glue that holds the family together; if you have aspirations to be a domestic goddess, Tana is your poster girl.