aspire *

Already, she was aspiring to lead a life of the mind.

In her own way, she has given them something to aspire to.

"No one should aspire to say about us what we have not said."

"We have quite a few people who aspire to work for the company."

He told the children they should aspire to great things.

Something to aspire to was all they came away with.

The example he has set is one to which anyone could and should aspire.

What has brought about this change in the years since I was a boy, aspiring to practice here?

These programs will give Americans who aspire to run their own business the support they need while getting started.

It seems few people under 60 aspire to own one.

I think that's going to give them something more to aspire to.

"What we aspire to is to have the best food available."

But at the same time, there is something to aspire to.

Perhaps that's a position you might aspire to in the near future.

At least it will give them something to aspire to.

But the car is not always enough for those who aspire beyond the middle class.

To be an American is to aspire to a room of one's own.

It's for all the kids who aspire to be anything in their life.

Not a good sign for someone aspiring to lead a country at war.

How could he ever have aspired to such a woman!

But we aspire to be the best, and that's all we'll try to do every day.

The trouble with most men is that they're for ever aspiring to be something more.

Guess what three of the five boys aspire to be?

I'm 40 years old and that's what I aspire to?

"You are what every woman should aspire to be. "