Sentence examples for stunning qualification from inspiring English sources
Great Britain's Katherine Gale lived up to her billing as a medal contender at the Youth Olympic Games with a stunning qualification display in the ice hockey skill challenge.
Against a backdrop of civil war, Libya's footballers achieved the most stunning qualification for the Nations Cup - as they overcame considerable odds to qualify for only the second finals in their history (the first of their three appearances came when hosting the competition in 1982).
Ms Mellon, a former staple of the gossip columns, who left school without any qualifications, has enjoyed stunning success with her luxury shoes, which cost between £300 and £2,000 a pair.
Kevin Mirallas's stunning solo goal maintained Everton's hopes of European qualification, while pushing Stoke closer to the drop zone.
On Sunday, Team Canada was in crisis, reeling from a stunning 5-3 loss to the United States that sent it to the qualification round and to potential early elimination by its rival hockey superpower, the Russians.
It was instantly recognizable as quintessential George W. Bush: the nickname, the Deke-house bonhomie, the blithe disregard for the obvious fact that Michael Brown... had demonstrated stunning ineptitude in a job for which he had no qualifications.
