Sentence examples for qualified though from inspiring English sources
"I wouldn't have thought I'd be suitably qualified, though".
The effectiveness of Franco-German resistance to American hegemony was qualified, though, by the reactions of other European states.
So far no women have qualified, though athletes in judo and in track and field are considered possibilities.
Manchester City have already qualified, though their hopes of topping the group and avoiding the seeded clubs in the next stages receded with a second defeat by Juventus.
The performance was far from convincing against a weakened Sevilla, who had already qualified, though that should not detract from what is a considerable achievement, given this is Bolton's inaugural European campaign.
Wagner, who won the Uefa Cup with Schalke in 1997 and qualified though his American father to play eight times for the USA, explains: "The first phone call I received was from Stuart and at the end of our conversation he said the club had to find a new way, that everybody wanted to go in a new direction, and were excited about what we did in Dortmund and how we tried to play.
At first blush, it wouldn't seem to qualify, though, to be sure, it involves physical skills, training and coaches, and there are regular cheerleading competitions around the country.
His 36 off 44 balls against Worcestershire hardly qualifies, though, because he could have done little more, except maybe avoid being run out by the 41-year-old Graeme Hick.
To qualify, though, participants need to have more than just an idea.
Even if you qualify though, the medical program has banned flower meaning you can't smoke weed.
