Sentence examples for the qualify from inspiring English sources
verb
To describe or characterize something by listing its qualities.
"The idea is to use arts and entertainment to improve the qualify of life for patients".
"We've moved Hartford forward on improving education, reducing crime and improving the qualify of life," he said.
But if the tragic fashion trend in uniform design hasn't been enough to make you cringe by the opening tip-off, many of the games themselves have taken on the qualify of getting a cavity filled without Novocaine.
There was a significant lift in the qualify of the exchanges in the second set as López decided to risk everything and made one daring raid on the net after another, forcing Murray to pass or lob.
The decay rate, which is inversely proportional to the qualify factor, depends on the material properties of the medium.
Failure to the qualify for next summer's World Cup in Brazil is still painfully raw for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
How do you see the qualifying draw?
McHale had to play the qualifying both in Madrid and Rome.
Be sure that you meet the qualifying age, 18.
The lower levels of the hierarchy qualify the upper ones.
The BBC and Oxford qualify.
