Sentence examples for qualified to break from inspiring English sources

Educated at Delhi University and at Harvard, Nair, who came to prominence with "Salaam Bombay," is eminently qualified to break our bad habits.

Ms. Lane's background certainly qualifies her to break some rules: growing up in Culver City, Calif., she studied gymnastics, modern dance and ballet.

"My constraint right now is qualified projects that are ready to break ground; that's what I'm looking for," she said.

The duo, competing in the women's team sprint qualifying, clocked 32.828 seconds to break their own record, set in March 2010, by 0.095 seconds.

For a few tantalising moments City looked set to claim the precious qualifying place as Napoli struggled to break down Villarreal, but Etihad Stadium was plunged into eerie silence as news of the Italians' goals in Spain filtered through.

"Almost anything that you can sustain for 20 minutes or more, that gets you to break a sweat, can qualify," says Kale.

Applegate, who qualified fastest after breaking her own British record in the morning session, was third with 50m to go before a storming final length.

Scarcely had he qualified when war broke out and he was briefly interned in Reading jail (along with half the future Arts Council, he used to joke).

To qualify for this break, you have to set up a business in the Virgin Islands and live there at least 549 days in a 3-year period (and at least 60 days for each of those years).

To qualify for the break, the properties have to be newish ones that haven't been fully depreciated.

Not a single one of them qualifies as "breaking news," of which there wasn't much last Saturday.