aspire

She could not aspire to be one of them, but she could be loyal, she could "stick up" for them.

Man cannot aspire if he look down; if he will rise, he must look up.

Why should you aspire to pluck the flower which has grown up amongst us?

We aspire to the top to look for Rest; it lies at the bottom.

Pride and ambition had led him to aspire to the crown which was settled on Shaddai's Son.

Henry, why do you not aspire to so distinguished a relationship?

The simplest words,—we do not know what they mean except when we love and aspire.

We have had our opportunity and do not aspire to be more than men: we have received our 'wages and are going home.'

A man of his stamp could carry off anything, do anything, aspire to anything.

But Nostromo does not aspire to be a leader in a personal game.