Sentence examples for ever qualifying from inspiring English sources

Being Scottish of course we have long given up any hope of ever qualifying for a major football tournament again.

Crutchlow recorded his best ever qualifying position, finishing only 0.167 seconds behind Stoner and 0.388 seconds behind leader Lorenzo.

Although an admirable sentiment, his ability to put the ball in the back of the net is what defines him as a player and - for the Americans - a threat to their hopes of a first ever qualifying win at the Azteca stadium.

England's cricket team does, however, hold an advantage over that of Germany, which does not field a Test side and has only ever qualified for one ICC World Cup Qualifier, in 2001, when they went out in the first round.

The implication is that few others would ever qualify medically.

Wales, for instance, has only ever qualified for one major international competition: the 1958 World Cup.

"It would be so absurd that no one would ever qualify".

Could something like that ever qualify for an environmental impact statement?

Iceland became the smallest nation (population: 332,000) to ever qualify for the Euros.

Until this year no black player ever qualified through his play, for an invitation.

He grew up in a council flat but there's no way he'll ever qualify for his own.