aspire

[əˈspaɪər]

Definition:
1. To have a strong desire to achieve or to become something.
2. Have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal.

Use 'aspire' in a sentence:

1. We aspire to be a church that works together.
2. The serfs could not aspire to buying farm tools, let alone draught animals.
3. Myth 3: Women don't aspire to senior leadership roles.
4. And if you don't aspire to anything, how can you be frustrated?
5. Good faith and aspire after benefit are our style.
6. Men aspire to be able to show off their six packs or their V-shape backs and there's a growing market of slimming pills aimed at men too.
7. We aspire for the advancement , to better our mountains, rivers and land.
8. What we want, what we aspire to, is the code.
9. That was as it should be: kitchens were for servants, and the aspiring middle classes wanted nothing to do with them.
10. From a young age he has aspired to learn medicine well and cure the sick.
11. Make a vision board, a collage with images that you aspire toward.
12. Living together with you is what I aspire toward in my life.
13. The Malaysia we aspire to is one which is mature, open and progressive.
14. There are many waitresses that aspire to be actresses。
15. The authors aren't saying that every woman should aspire to marry a rich guy.
16. Most people have an escape fantasy - a life they dream about and aspire to.
17. Aspiring musicians need hours of practice every day.
18. I aspired to have a relationship just like theirs.
19. Sometimes, students select names based on qualities they aspire to.
20. particularly in light of the fact that were aspiring to be real warriors.
21. At least I aspire to that.
22. A survey of Britain's youth found that many aspire to become writers.
23. We aspire to be one of the most interesting capitals of Europe or Asia.
24. Nor do they aspire to such command themselves.
25. It's a kind way of telling aspiring novelists, 'Don't give up the day job'.
26. We cannot aspire to happiness, only to less unhappiness.
27. He's proven that movies can aspire to be so much more.
28. That is not something I particulary aspire to at this moment.
29. Personally, I aspire to Beginner's Mind, and I set goals.
30. It's not something little girls aspire to.
31. He aspired to be their next leader.
32. I aspire to do great things and I won't rest until I do.
33. Most of us do not aspire to robber barony.
34. If you do not aspire to excellence, you will never achieve it.
35. We aspire to be a church that serves one another.
36. She aspired to a scientific career.
37. After living for themselves, perhaps we are the same, students need to aspire to.
38. No. Designers aspire to be really great designers.
39. Why it is the absolutely essential "Master Key" for aspiring leaders.
40. This interpretation implied that the West provided a congenial environment where women could aspire to their own goals, free from constrictive stereotypes and sexist.
41. Many aspiring young artists are advised to learn by copying the masters.
42. To me, that's a great scene, and something we should all aspire to in our work.
43. Do they aspire to the kind of value system and culture we have here?
44. The Government seems to have created a more demanding obstacle course for aspiring students than ever before.
45. For us, it's something that we may aspire to but can never attain.
46. The perfect beings we aspire to be?
47. I aspire to become famous and wealthy.
48. A title to aspire for.
49. My son, do not aspire for wealth and labor not only to be rich.
50. All food bloggers should aspire to be as good as Yee.
51. Many unknown writers aspire to fame.
52. Humans aspire to an ideal world, utopia.
53. The more they receive, the more they want. They will never be satisfied.; hanker for more; Having got Gansu, he aspires after Sichuan.; Much will have more.
54. As you pursue these goals, I encourage you to aspire high.
55. Like so many aspiring actresses, she ended up waiting tables and temping in office jobs.
56. What do women aspire for?
57. However, even as they were celebrated as the models to which art literature should aspire, Homer's masterworks had also long been the source of scholarly unease.
58. You aspire to an Olympian, yet their reign is ending, Hercules.
59. Many writers aspire toward this.
60. And yet, despite these handicaps, both aspire to large returns.
61. I aspire to be true to myself.
62. The world's students may aspire to work for Google.
63. Instead, she aspired towards life.
64. Her home is definitely something I aspire to have one day.
65. Bureaucrats in one category can rarely aspire to careers in a higher one.
66. That said, aspiring junior sports people at school should not despair.
67. I believe that we need to aspire to play games online.
68. "We do not aspire to unanimity, which is usually fictitious," he said.
69. Aspire to a higher a nobler, a fuller life.
70. Similarly, there are elaborate trouser presses that aspire to be robots.
71. As a model, Monroe always aspired to an acting career.
72. Should everyone aspire to be a social entrepreneur?
73. At one point, I aspired to be him.
74. They aspired to be gentlemen, though they fell far short of the ideal.
75. This is a pipe dream at best--but one that we should at least aspire to.
76. With the language gone we could never aspire again to being more than half a nation.
77. Aspire to a higher, a nobler, a fuller life.
78. Don't aspire to be like me. Be better . Shoot higher.
79. It tells the story of an aspiring young man's attempt to rise above the squalor of the street.
80. Mary is ambitious enough to aspire to conversational fluency in Chinese in four months.