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Tom is an aspiring actor.
The coffee shop is haunted by aspiring artists.
Maria is an aspiring doctor of Physics; in her free time however, she works as an astrologer and card reader.
Tom is an aspiring musician.
Tom is an aspiring writer.
Mary is an aspiring writer.
He was either aspiring to become a Russian agent or was in fact a Russian agent.
Mary is an aspiring actress.
Movie subtitles
If I went alone, some aspiring businessman might think I'm there looking for a husband.
In Brittany, my stepson Earl of Richmond doth reside. who with a jealous eye doth still observe the lawless actions of aspiring Gloucester.
Too many aspiring musicians here.
Yeah. Maybe Mr. King found your pen just out on the street or something. Uh, Frank, I'm a guest instructor in a police science course. with 12 aspiring detectives.
The third was an aspiring model Lucia Terrazini. Who also worked for the Albatross Agency.
Worth aspiring to.
Now, when you're in a situation where you can't tell crazy from sane. that's pretty confusing for a soldier, but it's good stuff for an aspiring novelist.
Your book should be required reading for all aspiring theologians.
A run-in with an aspiring sprinter.
The 30-year-old native of the Caribbean island of Antigua. was captured in a casino just days after an aspiring rap artist. was fatally beaten in a Queens convenience store.
Grease even the dullest dreams with these dollar-green gold-plated fantasies until every human becomes an aspiring emperor becomes his own god.
Our mission, after leaving high school as two aspiring young punks.
You're an aspiring graphic artist and you hope one day to work for.?
Many aspiring authors talked about writing the great 20th century novel. William Forrester did it on his first try.
Actress. Aspiring. Rather appetizing.
They say the Grand Prince has a little son growing up, and you're aspiring after his crown.
You were an aspiring actor in Paris before the war, yes?
The third victim was an aspiring model, Lucia Cerezer, also somehow connected to the same agency.
This situation might seem comfortable from the outside but this is not what I am aspiring.
Aspiring has nothing to do with it.
Any amount of historical inaccuracy, misguided heroic identity and misrepresentation could not disguise what was for Crasstranger a supreme example of the folly of aspiring to emulate the birds.
An Aspiring world champion.
Two years ago in Sausalito. an aspiring young wrestler named Darryl Simmons. saw his flower shop going under.
The aspiring actress.
New York is full of aspiring actresses.
You're familar with the tragedies of Antiquity, are you? The great homicidal classics? 'Maidens aspiring to Godheads', or vice versa?
I'm aspiring to date a giving person.
Well, an aspiring writer.
Something I've been aspiring to my entire professional life.
And you're going on stage, suddenly aspiring to be Eartha Kitt.
I believe you were saying something about aspiring reproduction.
I don't know if Orange County is the best environment. for an aspiring writer. so I'm applying to Stanford.
Orange County is the perfect environment. for an aspiring writer.
I'm an aspiring writer.
The actor, who still retains a costume he wore on the show allegedly dressed up stumbled down the bike path and wandered into this Venice Beach house where aspiring actress Harmony Faith Lane was shocked to discover him.
News and current affairs
Some aspiring leaders think that they must proclaim a vision that overawes their followers.
Most aspiring Republican presidential candidates are not only extreme, but also more reactionary than Corbyn.
Britain can rest easy that its world role will remain the aspiring Jeeves of the White House.
Indeed, the country partners include all of Europe's non-NATO countries, such as Austria, Switzerland, Finland, and Sweden, and aspiring and possible NATO members such as Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia, Ukraine, Belarus, and even Russia.
They want the US to show leadership, which is the last thing aspiring democrats need right now.
The same is true on a global level, as billions of aspiring consumers rise up to join the middle class.
Mao died aspiring to exterminate Chinese culture.
France and Germany are not an axis aspiring to be some sort of an alternative leadership to the US.
The historic influx of new entrants into the global work force, each aspiring to Western consumption standards, is simply pushing global growth past the safety marker on the speed dial.
The European Union has been a positive force in promoting rights in those countries aspiring to membership, but it has not demonstrated a capacity to exercise influence worldwide.
This can continue for a time, rewarding unproductive investments and aspiring oligarch-speculators who presume that the Fed has eliminated risk.
All aspiring economists are taught the discipline's cardinal rule: governments (and people, for that matter) should undertake an action to the point where, at the margin, its benefits equal its costs.
Their responses, however, have fallen short, following a familiar sequence that begins with waiting for an endogenous bounce and aspiring to self-reliance.
Aspiring derivatives traders certainly will be more confident of their career prospects.
While several provincial satraps have been cut down to size, new, aspiring ones have garnered significant support.
No one should pretend that we can magically offer decent jobs to the huge numbers of impoverished but aspiring workers in the informal sector.
Although none of the aspiring candidates for the US presidency can match him in terms of zaniness, similar trends are plain to see.
In the years following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, for example, legitimate security concerns led to enormous student-visa delays and bureaucratic hassles for foreigners aspiring to study in the US.
The task is even more daunting than in the years after 1945, for today a number of fiercely independent-minded, aspiring world powers must be herded into the global order.
Having the largest economy is vital for a power aspiring to maintain military superiority and the ability to define the international order.
Such an apotheosis, of course, served the political interests of the emperor's successors, who could claim a godly lineage while aspiring to be raised to godlike status themselves.