Sentence examples for manage to qualify from inspiring English sources

If we do manage to qualify it'd be a major achievement.

Size and scope still matter, he says, and some established enterprises manage to qualify as "gray-haired revolutionaries".

(Douglas, right now, is supposedly trying to make a comeback for the 2016 Games, but few gymnasts manage to qualify for the Olympics twice).

On the other side, it claims to be outraged at the notion of setting priorities in spending on those who do manage to qualify for Medicaid.

He attributes this to a deliberately punitive Bloomberg policy that creates "an impenetrable application process, and if people manage to qualify they are soon knocked off and made to reapply".

Given the opposition the Football Association faced in trying to assemble a side for a tournament being played on home soil, it would take an extreme amount of desire to force through similar plans for Rio in four years' time, if GB, through any of the Home Nations, manage to qualify.

He did, and managed to qualify.

Finally, she managed to qualify as a nanny.

Upon her return to competition, she managed to qualify for the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games.

This is the 10th consecutive year that the Princeton team managed to qualify for Nationals.

What could be funnier, more strange and outlandish, than something that managed to qualify as normal?