Sentence examples for qualify to be a from inspiring English sources

You have to qualify to be a loophole.

If something akin to this has happened to you, you probably qualify to be a member of The Rubble Club.

Ski instructor If the above doesn't sound all that appealing, you can qualify to be a ski instructor.

To qualify to be a member of the top 1% in the UK, you need a total household income before tax of £160,000 a year.

Horley Isaacs, a lawyer, said the court rejected the application of Mohammad Ashraf Hafiz Abdul Aziz to change her name to Aleesha Farhana Abdul Aziz, on the basis that "since she didn't have a womb she doesn't qualify to be a woman".

If so, you might qualify to be a tax-dodging "non-dom" under the UK's strange rules, which means we could have an awful lot of mega-rich Scots, or those of Scots descent, living in England to avoid  taxation on their Scottish income.

"This building is not qualified to be a school.

"When you have a vision like that, you're qualified to be a saint".

Tommy is well qualified to be a guide to Limerick in the 20th century.

A week ago the question was: Is Sarah Palin qualified to be a heartbeat away from the presidency?

Being a young female does not make you less qualified to be a brilliant social worker.