Sentence examples for qualify himself from inspiring English sources

Then Louis began to qualify himself, as he always did the first of my big logorrheics.

First, though, he had to qualify himself for the task, and he coined a now-famous phrase to describe his method: "le dérèglement de tous les sens" ("the derangement of all the senses").

The son of a lawyer's clerk, Furetière entered the legal profession but soon resigned his office and took holy orders to qualify himself for benefices, which provided an income that enabled him to pursue his literary vocation.

Nicholls added that Sean Bowen will be on Mon Parrain if the 17-year-old rider can qualify himself in time by riding one more winner over fences, while Nick Scholfield will be on Sam Winner and Ryan Mahon on Rebel Rebellion.

By contrast, Smith's team-mate Dan Purvis reached the all-around final in superb fashion, ignoring the broader malaise around him, and will qualify himself for London 2012 if he wins a medal having fulfilled the FIG's criteria.

(b) any employee who (i) has completed the courses of specialized intellectual instruction and study described in clause (iv) of paragraph (a), and (ii) is performing related work under the supervision of a professional person to qualify himself to become a professional employee as defined in paragraph (a).

Before the game, as Collins discussed the prospects of finishing with a.500 record, he qualified himself.

Constitutionally, the means by which he qualified himself to be prime minister were novel at the time and remain relevant.

He set about qualifying himself by getting a Job at Childs' as a baker's helper & kitchen handyman.

He qualified himself to be one of those great Olympians who did not win a gold medal, who have graced Bud Greenspan's Olympic documentaries over the decades.

And then – perhaps considering the stuff about the 11th Hussars and fetishism and the Ingoma Tribe and Joe Orton and 17th-century piracy – he qualifies himself.