Sentence examples for disqualified which from inspiring English sources
Until 2003, each athlete in the sprints was allowed one false start before being disqualified, which often led to lengthy delays and created problems for television coverage.
Brazil and defending champions USA pressed hard, but both nations were disqualified which meant China and Germany took silver and bronze.
When we started talking, I definitely knew that he wasn't disqualified, which a lot of people are.
The lawsuit, which has moved to Leon County Circuit Court in Tallahassee, seeks to have all 15,000 absentee votes in Seminole County disqualified, which would cut Mr. Bush's tally in Florida by some 4,800 votes and give Mr. Gore the lead.
On the April 13 episode of Raw, The Miz lost a match to Kofi Kingston after Morrison accidentally got Miz disqualified, which gave Raw a draft pick in the 2009 WWE Draft.
That was a reference to Nigeria, which finished second at Sydney, and would get gold if the American team was disqualified; Jamaica, which was third, and would win silver; and the Bahamas, which finished fourth and would get a bronze.
It was the Canadian team who had been disqualified, news which caused two of their team, Oluseyi Smith and Justyn Warner, to start crying into the flags they had been waving in celebration of the bronze they thought they had won.
After Edge went about retaining the title by dubious means – getting himself disqualified (for which Championships do not change hands) and using brass knuckles – he introduced his own version of Cena's "custom" belt, this one with his logo placed on the spinner.
Referee Rupert Obholzer said that when the oar fell into the water his option was to disqualify Oxford, which had been warned as the boats nearly touched each other, or restart the race.
Yet he didn't do so badly as to disqualify himself, which is clearly the overriding Clinton strategy.
On the other hand, disqualifying poverty, which is more common in developed countries, might be related to demotion and loss of social status.
