Examples of using Aspires in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No one aspires to be average.
Buying a car is the sort of thing that everyone aspires to.
She aspires to be a world traveler.
Happiness is a state of mind that everyone aspires to reach.
No one aspires to be an alcoholic.
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Iran itself is a terrorist entity that aspires to nuclear weapons.
No-one aspires to live in the desert.
Bar-Ilan is a university that aspires to research excellence.
He aspires to be mayor of New York City.
Almost every woman aspires to the perfect figure.
She aspires to be a fashion marketer one day.
Brands live in an optimistic, enlightened world that aspires to better things.
Anyone who aspires to be anyone hopes to end up here.
These are not the actions of a country that aspires to be global leader.
A person aspires to ascend above life and death; he refuses to feel limited.
It reveals-creates the meaning of dialectics, which aspires to the unconditional.
We live in a society that aspires to be civilized and these acts are really wild.
A murder is a murder andwas motivated by hatred that must be condemned by a society that aspires to be free.”.
In everyday life each girl aspires to looking well-groomed and it is beautiful.
It aspires to be a comprehensive university, continuously meeting new challenges and developing new areas.
But if Apple wants to innovate--as it generally aspires to do-- what's left for the company when it comes to OS X?
Each woman aspires to creating a unique image and for 50% to her it it is possible to reach it by means of a hairdress.
The true aim of everyone who aspires to be a teacher should be, not to impart his own opinion, but to kindle minds.".
For everyone who aspires to love God, there are no unobtainable truths, and no justice for which they cannot stand firm.
A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon himself, and learns the….
Like the alchemist, who in his workshop aspires to turn simple metal into gold, so Amitai-Lavi in her“laboratory” searches for the Philosophers Stone as a metaphor for spiritual endeavor.
