Sentence examples for carried on qualifying from inspiring English sources

Ten years after the incident, Damon Hill, who drove for the Williams-Renault team at the time, described the feeling after the crash: "We all brushed ourselves off and carried on qualifying, reassured that our cars were tough as tanks and we could be shaken but not hurt".

"At the moment it is just not possible to race, we've just got to be ready and on the money when the call comes". "If this carries on, qualifying will be on Sunday morning at 0900 (local time).

"There are very few elections that take place on the basis that you name the date for election and you allow people to carry on being qualifying themselves to vote in that election right up to the day of the election of itself".

It carried on regardless.

Brian Blechman said in a statement, "The management team I have worked with and leave in charge is highly qualified to carry on my duties".

The cost of running the second stage would depend on how many students opted (and qualified) to carry on to do an honours degree - and on how many of those wanted go on to graduate school and higher degrees.

At every opportunity, Mr. Molinari is investing his political reputation in Mr. Bloomberg, the billionaire businessman, asserting that the candidate is the best qualified to carry on the legacy of his friend Rudolph W. Giuliani.

To her credit, Patry Hoskins simply ignored the fuss, refusing interview requests and simply carrying on with her job, for which she is amply qualified.

These institutions are uniquely qualified by tradition and by their special characteristics to carry on basic research.

As a result, with the team failing to qualify for the postseason year after year, there wasn't much opportunity to carry on the custom.

(On the other hand, one might think that, given the availability of suitably qualified translators, it ought to be possible for any two intelligent agents that speak different languages to carry on some kind of conversation).