Sentence examples for excellent qualifying from inspiring English sources
Anya, who has had an excellent qualifying campaign, continued to find space on the left, crossing beautifully with 64 minutes gone only to see Given punch the ball down into the ground and away.
"He did an excellent race and an excellent qualifying.
The good thing about the squad is that whoever makes the starting XI, we are all together and, following our excellent qualifying campaign, there is a very positive vibe among us.
In these cases, employers often have an embarrassment of riches: There are many excellent, highly qualified candidates, each bringing with them a different bundle of experience and talent.
Your job is to help them become excellent, and qualified adults, and your job is not to make them happy.
Research posts and professors for the core specialties of gynaecology and obstetrics at the University Women's Hospital, to retain excellent clinically qualified experts who are qualified as professors at the institution or to newly enrol them.
Josh Mantellato, whose late drop goal at Salford clinched the win against England, produced a fine display on the right wing with a try and three goals, and the centre Aidan Guerra crossed the line twice to leave Italy in with an excellent chance of qualifying for the quarter-finals in their World Cup debut.
This win, over a side who are not as bad as their form in this competition suggests, leaves the Irish side six points off Saracens at the top and in with an excellent chance of qualifying as one of the best runners-up.
Badminton falls quite early in that period but, as one of only seven four-star events in the world, it offers an excellent opportunity to qualify horses because all they need do to earn the qualifying standard is finish the entire competition without being eliminated or withdrawn.
An excellent dancer hardly qualifies as a great choreographer.
One element of the mortgage equation has not changed as sharply: borrowers must still have excellent credit to qualify for the loans.
