Sentence examples for qualifying a from inspiring English sources

The team finished in eighth place, and Modena took the team's last podium: a third place at the Monaco Grand Prix (Brundle, who had only just scraped through pre-qualifying by 0.021 seconds before qualifying a brilliant 4th, had been running third but was forced to stop to replace a flat battery, finally finishing sixth).

This year's NAPA Auto Parts 200 will be held Aug. 30, a Sunday, with qualifying a day earlier.

Ten years ago we started a programme with the aim of qualifying a team for London and it just snowballed".

"It's the next step in the fight for gender equality: removing the habit of always qualifying a person as a man or a woman.

"If you have events and deadlines, it's easier to spend millions on a security system rather than qualifying a new reactor fuel".

He will receive a cut of the check that Front Row Motorsports, his team, receives for qualifying a car for the race.

In August, she bought a "resident" fishing-and-hunting license, even though she was nine months short of qualifying — a mistake that, in Wyoming terms, is roughly akin to falsely claiming to have stormed the beaches of Normandy.

Death-qualifying a jury picking jurors who would be willing to sentence a defendant to death means selecting people with uncommon temperaments: They are quicker to convict, less contemplative, more skeptical about mitigating circumstances, more likely to trust authority, and more likely to believe that justice means vengeance.

The team had come agonizingly close to qualifying a year ago, beating Saudi Arabia in a qualifying tournament in Kutno, Poland, but Shapiro said they lost the next day to Kuwait and lost the tournament because of a tiebreaker rule.

This means that when the DRS is enabled - and its use is free in practice and qualifying - a greater amount of drag is reduced.

After the morning practice session on the final day of qualifying A. J. Foyt IV and his grandfather got in an argument regarding the car's setup resulting in the younger A. J. quitting the team.