Sentence examples for qualifying as both from inspiring English sources

There were some big scalps in first qualifying as both Pastor Maldonado - who had been the quicker Lotus driver all weekend - and Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat were eliminated.

Might there be a better approach, one qualifying as both moral and effective?

The original Olives might qualify as both.

Kendrick qualifies as both.

"Happening" qualifies as both an adjective and a verb in this instance.

Studying medicine at Manchester and theology at Lancashire College, he qualified as both a doctor and a church minister.

Prior to joining Disney, Cindy qualified as both a US attorney and a UK solicitor, and worked in law firms in both countries.

Plus she refuses to acknowledge that the news about Barry Manilow recently having had a hip replacement qualifies as both information and a punchline.

In part that may be because Mr Marchionne, though Italian-born, grew up in Canada, where he qualified as both a lawyer and an accountant.

In the case of Mr. Colon in particular, the commission said he appeared to be as qualified as both the man and woman who were selected over him, and that both had been elevated outside the formal application process.

They had eaten a Caesar salad, the dressing made with smoked herring instead of anchovies, and the romaine showered in enough Parmesan to qualify as both crazy and just exactly the right amount.