Sentence examples for has again qualified from inspiring English sources
Lately other authoritarian types, the CBS correspondent Mike Wallace among them, have suggested that the mouthy Mr. McGuirk, now 39 and coaching Little League in suburbia in his spare time, has again qualified for the soap treatment despite being old enough, as Mr. Imus delights in observing, to be losing his hair at a rapid clip.
Australia again qualified fastest, but the Americans again had more in reserve, having rested all of their first-choice quartet in the heats.
Ipswich had the consolation of again qualifying for the UEFA Cup, through UEFA's Fair Play system, losing in the second round to Czech side Slovan Liberec.
Cardiff Blues have again been drawn in the same Heineken Cup qualifying pool as defending champions Toulon.
Every description of his work has to be qualified and qualified again: it is compressed but not dense, lyrical but not sweet, dark but not dismal, quiet but not calm.
"People look at it and say we have not qualified again but how can I affect working for my country going forward if we haven't got everybody on the pitch for a sustained amount of games?
Rosberg, who won the last race in Brazil from pole and has now qualified fastest three times in a row, said: "It was a great day again.
Blair will now head for next week's Swiss Open where he and Tan, a team-mate from club badminton in Germany, will again have to qualify.
Okay, I am going to bog off now, and celebrate the fact that Arsenal has qualified for the Champions League again.
Once the candidates have been qualified they are shortlisted again by the host universities, which then elect whomever they wish.
