Sentence examples for qualify us from inspiring English sources

You would think that frequenting a place for 60 years would qualify us as regulars, but at Red's & Trudy's it is not so.

I suppose holding the party year after year could qualify us as generous, but it felt like a boon, even selfish, to ourselves.

My husband and I are not flag-waving patriots, and there is nothing in either of our backgrounds to better qualify us to handle the missing years and awkward reunions.

"Beating Brazil will almost certainly qualify us for the World Cup," said Maradona, unconcerned about public opinion, "but it won't make me better-looking or uglier, a better or worse manager".

We beat France 2-1, althoughough the victory was insufficient to qualify us into the next round, the consensus across the country following the game was that "we won!" Why? First, because the Bafana Bafana (Zulu term of endearment meaning "the boys") played at last with optimism, unity, and occasional brilliance; as good a recipe as any for a nascent national identity.

He added, "And when I heard it also would qualify us for long-term capital gains, I said, 'O.K., maybe, but that's not what I care about.' " Senator Ron Wyden, of Oregon, the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee, told me, in an e-mail, "The law is very clear in this area.

In truth, however, nothing in our vocation qualified us as therapists.

"For my country, it's symbolic, because Mr. Saadane is the man who qualified us for the World Cup," said Madjid Bougherra, an Algerian defender.

Our first runs Markoff's at 137mph and mine at 134mph encouraged us by qualifying us for class D licenses.

It is by his gift that we are rational beings, and our rational nature qualifies us as his kindred.

The only shared quality seems to be that everyone eats, which somehow qualifies us all as food entrepreneurs.