Sentence examples for but eligible to from inspiring English sources

He seemed an Olympic-type choice: rated by many the best young goalkeeper in Britain, spiritually Welsh but eligible to play for three home nations.

Jake Robinson, on loan at Plainmoor from Shrewsbury but eligible to play against them in the play-offs, embarked on a strong run down the left flank, from where he laid the ball back to O'Kane, whose low right-footed shot Smith perhaps should have saved.

His main rivals are Roanoke, who should improve off a wide, fifth-place Fountain of Youth finish after a three-month layoff; Slavic, sixth that day with no excuse, but eligible to regain his top form of last year, and Single Dawn, whose moderate California form might be good enough to win here.

"It's kind of the target demographic -- Latino, uninsured, but eligible to be insured," said Wherley.

He is now a captain, no longer on active duty but eligible to be recalled for a fourth deployment.

We must include those left out who ought to be in, and young immigrants born elsewhere but eligible to stay in the US are among them.

Among other top players who will miss this tournament (but are eligible to play next summer, if needed) are Gilbert Arenas, Lamar Odom, Chris Paul, Dwyane Wade and Paul Pierce.

Coterms are not eligible for University financial aid, but are eligible to apply for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) and other fellowships administered by CEAS.

By World Baseball Classic rules, a player need not be a citizen to represent a country, but merely eligible to become one.

Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license but remains eligible to play in the Outback Bowl against South Carolina.

Last month Eze, who was born in Greenwich but remains eligible to represent Nigeria, earned international recognition with a call-up to England Under-20s squad and could feature against Germany on Monday.